A SURVEY PAPER ON DIFFERENT METHOD FOR IRIS SEGMENTATION
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 0, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
A biometric system offers automatic identification of a human being based on the unique feature or characteristic which is being possessed by the individual. The iris segmentation has its own major applications in the field of surveillance as well as in security purposes. The performance of the iris recognition systems depends heavily on segmentation. A review of various segmentation approaches used in iris recognition is done in this paper. In survey among different segmentation techniques, Circular Hough transform have better performance than other techniques.
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Divya Ann Roy
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