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Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed novel framework for reconstruction and quantification of 3D iris surface from AS-OCT imagery is highly effective in iris segmentation and surface reconstruction and it is shown that 3D-based representation achieves better performance in angle-closure glaucoma detection than does 2D- based feature.
In database-disjoint training and testing, it is shown that deep learning-based segmentation outperforms the conventional (OSIRIS) segmentation in terms of Intersection over Union calculated between the obtained results and manually annotated ground-truth.
A lightweight image complexity-guided convolutional network for fast and accurate iris segmentation, domain-specific human-inspired Binarized Statistical Image Features (BSIF) to build an iris template, and to combine 2D and 3D features for PAD are proposed.
It is shown that by incorporating volumetric information, FLoRIN achieves a factor of 3.6 to an order of magnitude increase in throughput with only a minor drop in subject matching performance, making it suitable for embedded biometrics systems.
This paper proposes to use deep learning-based iris segmentation models to extract highly irregular iris texture areas in post-mortem iris images, and shows how to use segmentation masks predicted by neural networks in conventional, Gabor- based iris recognition method, which employs circular approximations of the pupillary and limbic iris boundaries.
This paper explores the use of a Binary Statistical Features (BSIF) algorithm for classifying gender from iris texture images captured with NIR sensors and results are competitive with the state of the art in gender classification.
A resource-efficient, end-to-end iris recognition flow, which consists of FCN-based segmentation and a contour fitting module, followed by Daugman normalization and encoding, and a novel dynamic fixed-point accelerator, which fully demonstrate the SW/HW co-design realization of the flow on an embedded FPGA platform.
This paper proposes a deep multi-task learning framework, named as IrisParseNet, to exploit the inherent correlations between pupil, iris and sclera to boost up the performance of iris segmentation and localization in a unified model.
The proposed postmortem iris segmentation approach outperforms the state of the art and detects abnormal regions caused by eye decomposition processes, such as furrows or irregular specular highlights present on the drying and wrinkling cornea.
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