biometric sample

Due to the statistical nature of biometric samples there is generally no exact match possible.

Many of these requirements focus on biometric samples taken under less than ideal conditions, for example:

First, with an adaptive biometric system, one no longer needs to collect a large number of biometric samples during the enrollment process.

In experiment 2, each biometric sample consists of the four controlled images of a person taken in a subject session.

This characteristic, captured with a capture device, can be compared with a biometric sample representation of biometric characteristics.

The biometric features are information extracted from biometric samples, which can be used for comparison with a biometric reference.

The system will succeed in identifying the individual if the comparison of the biometric sample to a template in the database falls within a previously set threshold.

The aim of the extraction of biometric features from a biometric sample is to remove any superfluous information, which does not contribute to biometric recognition.

Enrollment and management of other authentication factors, including security questions, hardware tokens, biometric samples and PKI certificates.

The ability to transmit biometric samples is critical for enabling the DoD to share and leverage information across the DoD Biometrics Enterprise.

From the recognition biometric sample the biometric feature extraction creates biometric features, which are compared with one or multiple biometric templates from the biometric enrolment database.

For the purpose of recognition, the biometric data subject (the person to be recognized) presents his or her biometric characteristic to the biometric capture device, which generates a recognition biometric sample from it.

Commencement orders are expected in September 2013, when UK Police forces should have finished deleting the DNA records and biometric samples of innocents they no longer can keep under the new legislation.

This standard is intended for those applications requiring the exchange of biometric samples and related biographic and contextual data both within the DoD Biometrics Enterprise and with external agencies, coalition members, and governments.

Users establish their identity, without using their forgotten or disabled password, by answering a series of personal questions, using a hardware authentication token, responding to a password notification e-mail or, less often, by providing a biometric sample.