Morphing Attack Detection-Database, Evaluation Platform, and Benchmarking

Morphing Attack Detection-Database, Evaluation Platform, and Benchmarking
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DOI:
10.1109/tifs.2020.3035252
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发表时间:
2020-06
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
K. Raja;Matteo Ferrara;Annalisa Franco;L. Spreeuwers;Ilias Batskos;Florens de Wit;M. Gomez-Barrero;U. Scherhag;Daniel Fischer;S. Venkatesh;Jag Mohan Singh;Guoqiang Li;Loïc Bergeron;Sergey Isadskiy;Raghavendra Ramachandra;C. Rathgeb;Dinusha Frings;U. Seidel;F. Knopjes;R. Veldhuis;D. Maltoni;C. Busch
K. Raja;Matteo Ferrara;Annalisa Franco;L. Spreeuwers;Ilias Batskos;Florens de Wit;M. Gomez-Barrero;U. Scherhag;Daniel Fischer;S. Venkatesh;Jag Mohan Singh;Guoqiang Li;Loïc Bergeron;Sergey Isadskiy;Raghavendra Ramachandra;C. Rathgeb;Dinusha Frings;U. Seidel;F. Knopjes;R. Veldhuis;D. Maltoni;C. Busch
中科院分区:
计算机科学1区
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作者:
K. Raja;Matteo Ferrara;Annalisa Franco;L. Spreeuwers;Ilias Batskos;Florens de Wit;M. Gomez-Barrero;U. Scherhag;Daniel Fischer;S. Venkatesh;Jag Mohan Singh;Guoqiang Li;Loïc Bergeron;Sergey Isadskiy;Raghavendra Ramachandra;C. Rathgeb;Dinusha Frings;U. Seidel;F. Knopjes;R. Veldhuis;D. Maltoni;C. Busch

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