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Identification/One-to-many: Sample is compared to all biometric data saved in a system. It seeks to find an identity, rather than verify a claimed one.
Verification/One-to-one: Comparison of sample with previously enrolled template to determine if from same person.
Slaps: Fingerprints taken by simultaneously pressing four fingers of one hand onto a scanner.
False Acceptance Rate: Probability that a system will incorrectly identify an individual or fail to reject an impostor.
False Rejection Rate: Probability that a system will fail to identify a registered user.
Enrolment: Process of collecting a biometric, converting it into a biometric reference and storing it for later comparison.
Liveness detection: Ensures only characteristics from a living person can be stored, read or used.
Multimodal Biometric System: A system that uses two or more biometric characteristics or sensor types.
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Some systems identify subjects by comparing multiple files
Fingers can be scanned individually or together as 'slaps'
Most systems require the subject to be present for enrolment
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