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BioSig
(redirected from Biometric signature)

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BIOSIGBiometrics and Electronic Signatures (working group)
BioSigbiomedical signal processing (open source software library)
BioSigBiometric Signature


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Face recognition, the report states, uses a three-fold process: 1) a sensor takes an observation of the face, producing a person's "biometric signature"; 2) a computer algorithm "normalizes" the biometric signature so that it is in the same format (view, resolution, size, etc.
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