Cross Breed Biometric Fusion at Feature Level Using Back Propagation Algorithm

Volume: 2    Issue: 1

Year of Publication: 2015

Pages: (17-21)

Authors: Nav Rajbir Singh Bhullar, Gaganpreet Kaur

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Abstract

Biometrics can proffer enhanced solutions for confidential and personal privacy security. Biometrics has been penetrated almost all areas of economy and people’s daily life. In our study, feature extraction of tongue biometric and speech biometric by using MFCC & FFT are used to increase the accuracy and to fuse the biometric correctly.

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Keywords

MFCC, FFT, Hamming window, FAR, FRR, Tongue biometric, Speech biometric, back propagation algorithm.