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Fingerprint analysis via oriented band pass filters
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1999-06-23
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Tari, S
Liang, P
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A new fingerprint image representation which captures both the local features such as minutiae and the global features such as overall ridge structure is presented. The basic tool is a set of oriented band pass filters which are parametrized by three parameters. We relate quantitative filter responses to the structural characteristics of the fingerprint ridges.
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S. Tari and P. Liang, “Fingerprint analysis via oriented band pass filters,” 1999, p. 747, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/64734.