The term “iris” refers to the highly textured annular portion of the human eye that is externally
visible. An iris recognition system exploits the richness of these textural patterns to …

Biometrics, an integral component of Identity Science, is widely used in several large-scale-
county-wide projects to provide a meaningful way of recognizing individuals. Among existing …

A lot of real-world data is spread across multiple domains. Handling such data has been a
challenging task. Heterogeneous face biometrics has begun to receive attention in recent …

A recent survey of iris biometric research from its inception through 2007, roughly 15 years
of research, lists approximately 180 publications. This new survey is intended to update the …

In this paper, we will present a novel framework of utilizing periocular region for age
invariant face recognition. To obtain age invariant features, we first perform preprocessing …

Periocular refers to the facial region in the vicinity of the eye, including eyelids, lashes and
eyebrows. While face and irises have been extensively studied, the periocular region has …

Ocular biometrics encompasses the imaging and use of characteristic features extracted
from the eyes for personal recognition. Ocular biometric modalities in visible light have …

Secure authentication for smartphones is becoming important for many applications such as
financial transactions. Until today PIN and password authentication are the most commonly …

In this paper, we investigate a single-sample periocular-based alignment-robust face
recognition technique that is pose-tolerant under unconstrained face matching scenarios …

Periocular is one of the promising biometric traits for human recognition. It encompasses a
surrounding area of eyes that includes eyebrows, eyelids, eyelashes, eye-folds, eyebrows …