Fast Pore Comparison for High Resolution Fingerprint Images Based on Multiple Co-Occurrence Descriptors and Local Topology Similarities

Fast Pore Comparison for High Resolution Fingerprint Images Based on Multiple Co-Occurrence Descriptors and Local Topology Similarities
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10.1109/tsmc.2019.2957411
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2021-09
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems
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Yuanrong Xu;Yao Lu;Guangming Lu;Jinxing Li;Dafan Zhang
Yuanrong Xu;Yao Lu;Guangming Lu;Jinxing Li;Dafan Zhang
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Yuanrong Xu;Yao Lu;Guangming Lu;Jinxing Li;Dafan Zhang

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