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IFViT: Interpretable Fixed-Length Representation for Fingerprint Matching via Vision Transformer
The first module, an interpretable dense registration module, establishes a Vision Transformer (ViT)-based Siamese Network to capture long-range dependencies and the global context in fingerprint pairs.
On the Computational Entanglement of Distant Features in Adversarial Machine Learning
Adversarial examples in machine learning has emerged as a focal point of research due to their remarkable ability to deceive models with seemingly inconspicuous input perturbations, potentially resulting in severe consequences.
Reconstruct Face from Features Using GAN Generator as a Distribution Constraint
Yet, the security and privacy of the extracted features from deep learning models (deep features) have been often overlooked.
Abandoning the Bayer-Filter to See in the Dark
Next, a fully convolutional network is proposed to achieve the low-light image enhancement by fusing colored raw data with synthesized monochrome raw data.
A Generalized Approach for Cancellable Template and Its Realization for Minutia Cylinder-Code
In this paper, we proposed a generalized version of IoM hashing namely gIoM, and therefore the unordered and variable size biometric template can be used.
Recurring the Transformer for Video Action Recognition
Besides, the proposed RViT can work on both fixed-length and variant-length video clips properly without requiring large GPU memory thanks to the frame by frame processing flow.
Multi-spectral Facial Landmark Detection
The experiment conducted on Eurecom's visible and thermal paired database shows the superior performance of DMSL over the state-of-the-art for thermal facial landmark detection.
On the Risk of Cancelable Biometrics
Cancelable biometrics (CB) employs an irreversible transformation to convert the biometric features into transformed templates while preserving the relative distance between two templates for security and privacy protection.
A Genetic Algorithm Enabled Similarity-Based Attack on Cancellable Biometrics
SA produces a preimage, an inverse of transformed template, which can be exploited for impersonation and cross-matching.
