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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32696-1a password [179]; it is related to how easy it is randomly to “guess” a biometric machine representation, given current sensing and matching capabilities. Reasons for the interest in individuality include the many recent challenges to fingerprint, signature, and writer authentication expert testimon

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Ergebnisse der empirischen Untersuchung,as been studied in the field of information security for quite a while now. Therefore, in the next sections we introduce some security terms and tools that can be found, for example, in [109,162,208]. Indeed we take the liberty of following Chapter 4 of [162] fairly closely.

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Somatischer und visceraler Schmerzetric representations of many (m) users enrolled and, when a biometric is presented to them, determine which of the enrolled biometric templates, if any, matches. Identification systems in effect try to answer the question, Who is this? Such systems base these answers on biometric data ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41055-4 cost, and security of the installation, no doubt, depend on the choice of biometric; therefore, selecting the appropriate biometric for an application is of prime concern. Accuracy is an important factor in selecting a particular biometric, but by no means does it have to be the most important factor (see Figure 8.1).

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Performance Testingacy. “High accuracy” may be claimed in many different ways: simply as a system that works, or as a system that makes no or very few errors, or a system that is “100 percent” accurate. Obviously, such loose definitions of accuracy are undesirable and there is a need for precise measurements and well-defined biometric system testing procedures.

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Selecting a Biometric cost, and security of the installation, no doubt, depend on the choice of biometric; therefore, selecting the appropriate biometric for an application is of prime concern. Accuracy is an important factor in selecting a particular biometric, but by no means does it have to be the most important factor (see Figure 8.1).

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