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The red-light district of Tokyo, the Yoshiwara, which had existed since around 1600, was abolished under the Prostitution Prevention Law in 1957, though it had already been long in decline. It had always been one of the favourite settings for popular novelists, and Junnosuke Yoshiyuki may be considered as one of the last celebrants of a bygone world of prostitution and a major artist in the depiction of the lives of modern ladies of the night.
His mother was a beautician, his father an avant-garde writer, both occupations that must have influenced the young boy. The family moved from provincial Okayama when he was only three to the capital, Tokyo. Junnosuke entered the English literature department of Tokyo University in 1945, and his writings started to appear in small coterie magazines. But, like many Japanese artists and writers, he dropped out of university, and started working for a scandal magazine. He adopted a Baudelairean 'dandy' pose and frequented the post-war bars, cabarets and 'Gay Quarters'. But he also helped to found a literary magazine, Ashi ('Reed').
The style of life he was leading caused him to develop tuberculosis, and in 1954 he was hospitalised. His enforced leisure helped him to write his first story, 'Shuu' ('Sudden Shower'), which won the Akutagawa Prize and laid the basis for his literary reputation. It describes in detached, analytical style his relations with a prostitute, and is obviously autobiographical in what the Japanese call the 'I Novel' genre. He was linked with other writers of his generation like Yasuoka Shotaro, Shusaku Endo and Shumon Miura in his brilliant evocations of urban life and descriptions of scenery. But there was a deeper purpose in his theme, which was to reappear in nearly all his work. He wanted to study human relationships and their values through the medium of sex and prostitution. The postwar mood of disillusionment made him see the love-lives of men and women as fragile and unreliable, fleeting, irresponsible. He saw behind the masks of convention and conformity and searched deeply into the true sources of human behaviour. A translation of this story can be found in the Penguin New Writing in Japan.
His cool objectivity and mordant black humour found a suitable theme in 'Honoo no naka' ('Among the Flames', 1956), about his sexual adventures in wartime Tokyo. In the same year Yoshiyuki published his first novel, Genshoku no machi ('Street of Primary Colours'), about prostitutes and their clients, both male and females, set in the feverish night-life of downtown Tokyo's strip-joints and houses of assignation. A similar subject is found in Shofu no heya ('The Prostitute's Room') - a striking tale of romanticised sexuality and personal depravity that shocked Japan.
Yoshiyuki became a prolific writer of novels, short stories and collections of interviews, for which he had a great gift. In 1963 he had a great best-seller, Suna no ue no shokubutsugun ('Vegetable Garden in the Sand'). He won the Junichiro Tanizaki Prize in 1970 with his best-known work in the West, Anshitsu ('The Dark Room'), which was translated into English in 1976 and, recently, into French. Yugure made ('Until Evening') was awarded the Noma Literary Prize in 1978.
Yoshiyuki had been ill with cancer for several years, but he bore it with his typical dandyish nonchalance. He kept on working cheerfully to the end on his last novel, Medama ('Eyeballs'), though he admitted to a friend that 'writing this novel is taking all my energy now'. His balanced view of life was echoed in his balanced view of death; he stipulated in his will that no funeral ceremonies were to be held, for 'the dead are too much of a trouble to the living'.
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Feb 8, 2010, 10:45 PM EST
Ryan Dempster has a lot on his plate, and not just in making preparations to head to Mesa, Ariz., for spring training.
The Chicago Cubs pitcher is dealing with a personal battle as well, trying to help his 10-month old daughter deal with a serious ailment. (From the New York Times):
Ryan and Jenny Dempster's 10-month-old daughter, Riley, was born with DiGeorge syndrome, a developmental disorder caused by a defective chromosome. She requires nearly constant medical attention.
Her digestive system has been affected. Unable to swallow, Riley spends mealtime tethered to a feeding tube, while another tube in her tiny throat allows for the draining of built-up secretions that could seep into her lungs and impair breathing. It's her only manifestation of the illness.
Riley Dempster has spent more than three months in hospitals in Chicago, Philadelphia and Phoenix, and has had four surgeries. The Dempsters hope that physical therapy will help her strengthen the muscles used to swallow and that she will eventually learn to do so.
Meanwhile, Dempster and his wife have started a foundation to help raise awareness – and money – for the cause, in part to help others who can't afford treatment.
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- Ed - Feb 8, 2010 at 11:33 PM
Man my heart and prayers really go out the Dempsters… As a dad I can say watching your child hurt, struggle… suffer… Nothing is worse!
- Old Gator - Feb 8, 2010 at 11:55 PM
And as a dad – and grandfather – I can only agree with you. But it sounds like there's enough love in that house to see the kid through. Rough haul. Back when Dempster was with the Marlins – at least I'm pretty sure he was with the team then – he would have had to help console Preston Wilson, whose baby was born prematurely and died shortly thereafter.
Having said that, some of you might think it irrelevant to bring up politics, but it isn't at all irrelevant. If the Dempsters want to help others who face the same heartbreak but who don't have the medical coverage they'd probably have if they lived in Dahomey or Paraguay, don't vote for any Republicans in November. Foundations are nice but they're a dime a dozen. Help fix this corrupt fiasco of a medical system at its roots by not being misled by the right. You'll be doing a real favor for uninsured families that way.
- HSolo - Feb 9, 2010 at 3:50 AM
Old Gator, and you're a grandfather? I wonder, what kind of grandfather may you be? There's no need to swear and no need to add politics unto everything. So if you want to talk about politics, we've had a Democrat president in the White House for a year, with a Democrat congress and they couldn't pass a healthcare bill, so what do you have to say now.
- billybill - Feb 9, 2010 at 4:22 AM
Actually,it's been like,a year and two weeks.So,they should have like,fixed health care in a year,and like fixed the economy or something in like the extra two weeks they had.
- Wade - Feb 9, 2010 at 7:51 AM
Yeah! Those rubes have had over a year now to repair damage that has built up over decades! I want it fixed NOW, and I know that it should have been fixed now because I'm…an irrational person who's severed all ties with reality.
Have a great Tuesday everybody!
- Ronkonkoma Chet - Feb 9, 2010 at 8:20 AM
You should all be ashamed for discussing politics when this poor guy is in a daily battle to help his suffering child. Ryan, my heart goes out to you, and you and family are in my prayers. It is absolutely horible for a parent to have to watch their child suffer.
- Old Gator - Feb 9, 2010 at 8:50 AM
Like hell we should be ashamed. If you look back at the original story, the Dempsters are specifically trying to reach out and help families who – ready? Maybe it'll sink through that leaden crust you use for a skull the second time – can't afford the treatments. That's a political issue, no matter how far up your butt you want to hide your mind. And for seventeen years by my count, the – and here we go again, no apologies – fucking Republicans have been assiduously sabotaging any efforts to deprive their corporate pimps in the medical and insurance industries of their obscene profits, without ever offering one single – okay, cover your eyes again if cutesy adjectives are all you can deal with – fucking constructive idea about what to do for families who have to watch loved ones suffer and even die of treatable diseases in the meantime.
I'm no fan of those bungling, undisciplined clowns called Democrats either, by the way – I'm equal opportunity contemptuous. But what I do have to say for them is that they're trying, in their own fiasco of a way, to get things done. The scumbags across the aisles are merely unanimous in their obstructionism. And kudos to the correspondent above who pointed out that they've got a decade and a half of Republican obstruction – the same Republicans who ran us up the most horrific deficit this side of Argentina while rallying the unwashed and lobotomized with blandishments to fiscal responsibility – to try to undo. History will record that this country finally fell from its perch during their watch, and that the Democrats, may Buddha have mercy on their disorganized souls and permit them to reincarnate as ants or bees, were left to clean up an impossible mess.
Yeah, there are damned good reasons for getting pissed off. And swearing, given that the real obscenity here is this disgrace of a medical system of ours, not the occasional expletive.
- Mark - Feb 9, 2010 at 9:47 AM
You tell 'em Gator. The Democrats are trying to clean up after the mess that W left after ruining this country the last 8 years. Ain't gonna be done overnight. Give him time, the man has some great ideas and has the best interest of all Americans at heart.
And living in Chicago, but a die-hard Sox ( White, not Red ) fan I don't like the Cubs and their organization. But I DO feel for the Dempsters………he seems like a great guy from hearing him speak via interviews. I hope their daughter ends up 100% healthy.
- Jonny5 - Feb 9, 2010 at 10:42 AM
Ok…….. Who is more corrupt? Our U.S. medical profession or the Federal government? The government, by a long shot. Yet the sheeple want THEM to be in control of their healthcare???? That's so crazy it's almost funny. In a "free" country I like the choice of who I give my hard earned money for their charity healthcare. We need healthcare reform, but not in this form.
- Luis - Feb 9, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Look at that, a screed without a mention of Macondo or Loria or horsemeat, and you actually manage to make cogent, passionate sense.
There are plenty of reasons to be upset, cold though it may seem to turn a note on a family's personal tragedy into a political catalyst. I'm generally offended that more people in this country aren't more upset.
Also…I have still yet to hear anyone of any consequence argue for a complete government takeover of healthcare. It's merely about breaking up (or at least diminishing the power of) the current cartel that rakes people over the coals at will. If you value choice so much, I fail to see how you can be so opposed to a plurality of options.
- Sven-Erik - Feb 9, 2010 at 11:10 AM
Hey guys, gotta love that National Health Insurance. Over here in Sweden, I had heart problems. Went in the hospital, had an operation and now I feel great. it cost me 8 dollars per night in the hospital and it's the Doctors, not the insurance companies who decided how long I stayed in the hospital.
No pre existing conditions, don't loose the health care if I loose my job or retire. Don't get denied health care either if I get old, no problems. Health care and dental care for children is 100% free as is prenatal care for women.
WHY do you think I moved over here from Chicago and now that I have ESPN America, I get all the live Baseball I want.
To those of you that are against national health care: You don't understand what you are oppsed to and you certainly do not understand how national health care works, certainly not if you listen to Fox News or any number of conservative media whose only interest is ratings.
Play ball!
- Jonny5 - Feb 9, 2010 at 11:13 AM
Where is this from?? have you actually seen this multi trillion dollar bill, which is loaded with billions of porkbarrel "projects"? I know "someone" promised to release it to the public before any voting took place, why are we in the dark still when we will ultimately pay the bill? Nothing keeps costs lower than the free market, simple economics and common sense tells us all that. not to mention historical data.
Anyway, enough of that. We're in trouble big time even with this off the table.
- Jonny5 - Feb 9, 2010 at 11:21 AM
- Wade - Feb 9, 2010 at 12:13 PM
Townhall.com? Really? Is that where the facts are? Underneath the pop-ups for Palin and Beck books? Mmmmmm…snake oil.
No further comment, your honor.
- Jonny5 - Feb 9, 2010 at 1:52 PM
That's the best you have? The facts are still facts no matter whom says it. Check them out if you want. Seriously though every country who has socialized healthcare has diminished quality, longer waits for services, sub par equipment, etc… the list can go on. Sweden who has the best record actually has armed gaurds at their clinics since waiting for 5 hours to be seen can drive people to madness. Just because "the man" say's it's the way to go doesn't make it true. The only people who will get better care are those who now have none. The rest of us will likely see diminished quality in service like the rest of the world.
- Skids - Feb 9, 2010 at 3:59 PM
Thoughts and prayers to the Dempster family. Hopefully, eventually, the child will be free from this disease. As a father, you would much rather it be you than your child.
- Sven-Erik - Feb 9, 2010 at 4:48 PM
TO Johnny 5. Do I have to mention all the people turned away from emergency rooms in the States because they have no insurance? Do I have to remind everyone about the people who can't get insurance because they have pre existing conditions? Do I have to remind you about all the people in the States whose only health insurance is their Visa card?
I lived as an adult my first 40 years in the States, don't even try to tell me I don't know what I am speaking about.
A simplistic website like Townhall has no value, if that's where you are getting your news, you aren't getting news.
If you were a pitcher, I'd give you ball 4 on that one.
I live here, I know how it works, you don't and Townhall certainly does not.
- Sven-Erik - Feb 9, 2010 at 4:59 PM
"Armed Guards"? Not only was it ball four for you, Johnny, you walked in the lead run with the bases loaded for that remark. That was way out in left field.
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Face annotation of photos, a key enabling technology for many exciting new applications, has been gaining broad interest. The task is different from the general face recognition problem because the dataset is not constrained - an unlabelled face may not have any corresponding match in the training set. Moreover, faces in real-life photos have a significantly wider variation range than those in the conventional face datasets. We designed and conducted a thorough experimental study to understand the efficacy of face recognition methods for annotating faces in real-world scenarios. The findings of this study should provide information for various design choices for a practical and high-accuracy face annotation system. View full abstract»
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Age estimation from digital pictures of the face is a very promising research field that is now receiving wide attention. As with any good research problem, face age-estimation is wrought with many challenging interactions that cannot easily be separated out. In general, aging patterns are well understood for all humans, however, these patterns become confounded by intrinsic factors of genetics, gender differences, and ethnic deviations and, equally as important, extrinsic factors of the environment and behavior choices (i.e. sun exposure, drugs, cigarettes, etc). This novel work focuses on the development of a generalized multi-ethnic age-estimation technique - the first of its kind. In addition to the novelty of this approach, the system's overall performance measure (MAE) is ldquoon parrdquo with algorithms that are tuned for a specific ethnic group. Further, the proposed system performance proves to be far more stable across age than the best published results. View full abstract»
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In this paper, we explore new methods to improve the modeling of facial images under different types of variations like pose, ambient illumination and facial expression. We investigate the intuitive assumption that the parameters for the distribution of facial images change smoothly with respect to variations in the face pose angle. A Markov random field is defined to model a smooth prior over the parameter space and the maximum a posteriori solution is computed. We also propose extensions to the view-based face recognition method by learning how to traverse between different subspaces so we can synthesize facial images with different characteristics for the same person. This allow us to enroll a new user with a single 2D image. View full abstract»
Agent-based image iris segmentation and multiple views boundary refiningPage(s): 1 - 7| | Quick Abstract | PDF (586 KB) | | HTML
The paper presents two different methods to deal with the problem of iris segmentation: an agent-based method capable to localize the center of the pupil and a method to process the iris boundaries by a multiple views approach. In the first method, an agent corresponds to the coordinates of a specific point of analysis in the input image. A population of agents is deployed in the input image, then, each agent collects local information concerning the intensity patterns visible in its region of interest. By iterations, an agent changes its position accordingly to the local properties, moving towards the estimation of the pupil center. If no available information is present in its region of interest, the agent will move itself along a random walk. After few iterations, the population tends to spread and then concentrate in the inner portion of the pupil. Once the center of the pupil has been located, the inner and outer iris boundaries are refined by an approach based on multiple views analysis. This method starts with a set of points that can be considered as an approximation of the pupil center. For each point, a detailed estimation of the iris boundaries is computed, and the final description of the iris boundaries is obtained by merging all the obtained descriptions. The two methods were tested using CASIA v.3 and UBIRIS v.2 images. Experiments show that the proposed approaches are feasible, also in eye images taken in noisy or non-ideal conditions, achieving a total error segmentation accuracy up to 97%. View full abstract»
Towards 3D-aided profile-based face recognitionPage(s): 1 - 8| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1521 KB) | | HTML
In this paper, we present a fully automatic system for face recognition based on a silhouette of the face profile. Previous research has demonstrated the high discriminative potential of this biometric. However, for the successful employment of this characteristic one is confronted with many challenges, such as the sensitivity of a profile's geometry to face rotation and the difficulty of accurate profile extraction from images. We propose to explore the feature space of profiles under various rotations with the aid of a 3D face model. In the enrollment mode, 3D data of subjects are acquired and used to create profiles under different rotations. The features extracted from these profiles are used to train a classifier. In the identification mode, the profiles are extracted from side view images using a modified active shape model approach. We validate the accuracy of the extractor and the robustness of classification algorithms using data from a publicly available database. View full abstract»
A novel approach to design of user re-authentication systemsPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (296 KB) | | HTML
In the Internet age, security is a major concern as identity thefts often cause detrimental effects. Masquerading is an important factor for identity theft and current authentication systems using traditional methods woefully lack mechanisms to detect and prevent it. This paper presents an application independent, continual, non-intrusive, fast and easily deployable user re-authentication system based on behavioral biometrics. These behavioral attributes are extracted from the keyboard and mouse operations of the user. They are used to identify and non-intrusively authenticate the user periodically. To extract suitable user attributes, we propose a novel heuristic that uses the percentage of mouse-to-keyboard interaction ratio and interaction quotient (IQ). In the re-authentication process, every time, the current behavior of the user is compared with the stored ldquoexpectedrdquo behavior. All deviations are noted and after a certain deviation threshold is reached, the system logs the user out of the current session. The underlying heuristic prevents imposters from misusing the system. Experimental results show that the proposed heuristic can greatly improve the accuracy of application-based and application independent systems to 96.4% and 82.2% respectively. View full abstract»
Face alignment by minimizing the closest classification distancePage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (720 KB) | | HTML
In this paper, we present a face registration approach, in which alignment is done by minimizing the closest distance at the classification step. This method eliminates the need of a feature localization step that exists in traditional face recognition systems and formulates alignment as an optimization process during classification. In other words, instead of performing a separate facial feature localization step and localizing facial features according to some type of feature matching score, in the proposed method, alignment is done by directly optimizing the classification score. Moreover, a feature detector can still be integrated to the system. In this case, the output of the feature detector is used as the initial point of the optimization process. Results of extensive experiments have shown that the proposed approach leads very high correct recognition rates, especially in the case of partial face occlusion, where it is not possible to precisely detect the facial feature locations. It has been also found that, in the case of using a facial feature detector, the approach can tolerate localization errors of up to 18% of the interocular distance. View full abstract»
Cost curve analysis of biometric system performancePage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (752 KB) | | HTML
Biometric classification algorithms typically offer a range of performance characteristics which balance false non-match and false match rates. Nevertheless, the threshold which meets application requirements is usually selected without explicit consideration of cost implications of misclassification. This paper presents the analysis of recognition performance of multiple face and fingerprint algorithms using cost curves. Cost curves allow the introduction of misclassification costs and prior probabilities of proportions of genuine and impostor classes in the selection of biometric system thresholds. The inclusion of misclassification costs and prior probabilities is important since they can either change with time, or with the location where the biometric system is deployed. View full abstract»
On assessing the robustness of pen coordinates, pen pressure and pen inclination to time variability with personal entropyPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (302 KB) | | HTML
In this work, we study different combinations of the five time functions captured by a digitizer in presence or not of time variability. To this end, we propose two criteria independent of the classification step: personal entropy, introduced in our previous works and an intra-class variability measure based on dynamic time warping. We confront both criteria to system performance using a hidden Markov model (HMM) and dynamic time warping (DTW). Moreover, we introduce the concept of short-term time variability, proposed on MCYT-100, and long-term time variability studied with BIOMET database. Our experiments clarify conflicting results in the literature and confirm some other: pen inclination angles are very unstable in presence or not of time variability; the only combination which is robust to time variability is that containing only coordinates; finally, pen pressure is not recommended in the long-term context, although it may give better results in terms of performance (according to the classifier used) in the short-term context. View full abstract»
Online learning in biometrics: A case study in face classifier updatePage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (199 KB) | | HTML
In large scale applications, hundreds of new subjects may be regularly enrolled in a biometric system. To account for the variations in data distribution caused by these new enrollments, biometric systems require regular re-training which usually results in a very large computational overhead. This paper formally introduces the concept of online learning in biometrics. We demonstrate its application in classifier update algorithms to re-train classifier decision boundaries. Specifically, the algorithm employs online learning technique in a 2nu-granular soft support vector machine for rapidly training and updating face recognition systems. The proposed online classifier is used in a face recognition application for classifying genuine and impostor match scores impacted by different covariates. Experiments on a heterogeneous face database of 1,194 subjects show that the proposed online classifier not only improves the verification accuracy but also significantly reduces the computational cost. View full abstract»
Exploring multispectral iris recognition beyond 900nmPage(s): 1 - 8| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1707 KB) | | HTML
Most iris recognition systems acquire images of the eye in the 700 nm-900 nm range of the electromagnetic spectrum. In this work, the iris is examined at wavelengths beyond 900 nm. The purpose is to understand the iris structure at longer wavelengths and to determine the possibility of performing cross-spectral iris matching. An acquisition system is first designed for imaging the iris at narrow spectral bands in the 950 nm-1650 nm range. Next, the left and right images of the iris are acquired from 25 subjects in order to conduct the analysis. Finally, the possibility of performing cross-spectral matching and multispectral fusion at the match score level is investigated. Experimental results suggest: (a) the feasibility of acquiring iris images in wavelengths beyond 900 nm using InGaAs detectors; (b) the possibility of observing different structures in the iris anatomy at various wavelengths; and (c) the potential of performing cross-spectral matching and multispectral fusion for enhanced iris recognition. View full abstract»
Comparing verification performance of kids and adults for Fingerprint, Palmprint, Hand-geometry and Digitprint biometricsPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1436 KB) | | HTML
With the large scale deployment of biometrics for access control in private and public places, systems are faced the challenge of processing a diverse range of people. Most systems have been well evaluated for adults, however, their application in schools, or for private door access control, raises the question, whether there exists significant difference in performance between age groups in general and between kids and adults in particular. This paper targets an evaluation of the impact of children as biometric users on recognition accuracy for a series of hand-based modalities: Fingerprint, Palmprint, Hand-geometry and Digitprint. Furthermore, we try to analyze reasons for child-aging effects on performance at both feature and instance level using our database of 301 kids and 86 adults. View full abstract»
Pose manifold curvature is typically less near frontal face viewsPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (3076 KB) | | HTML
This research presents a study of the geometry of the face manifold as a person changes their horizontal pose from one profile to another. Although, a lot of research has gone into aspects of determining an ideal pose for pose invariant face recognition, less has been done to present the manifold of the faces presented by these pose variations. The novelty of our approach lies in the presentation of a finely sampled profile-to-profile dataset that is analyzed using Locally Linear Embedding (LLE) to estimate the curvature of these manifolds. Our results indicate that the profile-to-profile manifold is less curved, hence more linear, in the region around the frontal view than for any other region of the manifold, i.e. pose. View full abstract»
Sparsity inspired selection and recognition of iris imagesPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (339 KB) | | HTML
Iris images acquired from a partially cooperating subject often suffer from blur, occlusion due to eyelids, and specular reflections. The performance of existing iris recognition systems degrade significantly on these images. Hence it is essential to select good images from the incoming iris video stream, before they are input to the recognition algorithm. In this paper, we propose a sparsity based algorithm for selection of good iris images and their subsequent recognition. Unlike most existing algorithms for iris image selection, our method can handle segmentation errors and a wider range of acquisition artifacts common in iris image capture. We perform selection and recognition in a single step which is more efficient than devising separate specialized algorithms for the two. Recognition from partially cooperating users is a significant step towards deploying iris systems in a wide variety of applications. View full abstract»
Periocular biometrics in the visible spectrum: A feasibility studyPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (414 KB) | | HTML
Periocular biometric refers to the facial region in the immediate vicinity of the eye. Acquisition of the periocular biometric does not require high user cooperation and close capture distance unlike other ocular biometrics (e.g., iris, retina, and sclera). We study the feasibility of using periocular images of an individual as a biometric trait. Global and local information are extracted from the periocular region using texture and point operators resulting in a feature set that can be used for matching. The effect of fusing these feature sets is also studied. The experimental results show a 77% rank-1 recognition accuracy using 958 images captured from 30 different subjects. View full abstract»
Satellite communications as a viable method for biometric record transfer in field biometric devicesPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (296 KB) | | HTML
The use of biometrics, and their associated handheld field devices, as an identification and verification technique is growing at a considerable rate. Governments and private organizations are making significant investments to identify and research new types of biometrics while pushing the industry to provide scanners capable of weathering field missions. In parallel, similar levels of investment are being made to build centralized databases that have the capability to query millions of records in a matter of seconds. While these investments push the biometric industry forward, lesser time has been invested into linking biometric scanners with a remote database. Commercially available scanners rely heavily on the evolution of the cellular industry or a satellite connected portable laptop to provide the necessary bandwidths required to transmit biometric records from the scanner to the remote database. This paper explores the use of satellite communications in handheld field sensors as a global communications link between biometric scanners and a remote database. The present work discusses and evaluates biometric type, file size, and satellite bandwidth for satellite communications on handheld field biometric devices. The paper concludes by identifying an emerging product, not yet commercially available, that integrates satellite technology into a product already capable of linking legacy wireless capable scanners with a remote database. View full abstract»
A 3-D assisted generative model for facial texture super-resolutionPage(s): 1 - 7| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1396 KB) | | HTML
This paper describes an example-based Bayesian method for 3D-assisted pose-independent facial texture super-resolution. The method utilizes a 3D morphable model to map facial texture from a 2D face image to a pose- and shape-normalized texture map and vice versa. The center piece of this method is a generative model to describe the process of forming an image from a pose- and shape-normalized texture map. The goal is to reconstruct a high-resolution texture map given an low-resolution face image. The prior knowledge about the sought high-resolution texture is incorporated into the Bayesian framework by using a recognition-based prior that encourages the gradient values of the texture map to be close to some predicted values. We develop the generative model and formulate the problem as MAP estimation. The results show that this framework is capable of performing pose-independent face recognition even when the sample set only contains exemplar face images with frontal pose. We present results in frontal and non-frontal poses. We also demonstrate that the technique can be utilized to improve face recognition results when the probe images have a lower resolution compared to the gallery images. View full abstract»
Statistical analysis of fingerprint sensor interoperability performancePage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (253 KB) | | HTML
The proliferation of networked authentication systems has put focus on the issue of interoperability. Fingerprint sensors are based on a variety of different technologies that introduce inconsistent distortions and variations in the feature set of the captured image, which makes the goal of interoperability challenging. The motivation of this research was to examine the effect of fingerprint sensor interoperability on the performance of a minutiae based matcher. A statistical analysis framework for testing interoperability was formulated to test similarity of minutiae count, image quality and similarity of performance between native and interoperable datasets. False non-match rate (FNMR) was used as the performance metric in this research. Interoperability performance analysis was conducted on each sensor dataset and also by grouping datasets based on the acquisition technology and interaction type of the acquisition sensor. The lowest interoperable FNMR observed was 0.12%. View full abstract»
Spectral minutiae representations of fingerprints enhanced by quality dataPage(s): 1 - 5| | Quick Abstract | PDF (866 KB) | | HTML
Many fingerprint recognition systems are based on minutiae matching. However, the recognition accuracy of minutiae-based matching algorithms is highly dependent on the fingerprint minutiae quality. Therefore, in this paper, we introduce a quality integrated spectral minutiae algorithm, in which the minutiae quality information is incorporated to enhance the performance of the spectral minutiae fingerprint recognition system. In our algorithm, two types of quality data are used. The first one is the minutiae reliability, expressing the probability that a given point is indeed a minutia; the second one is the minutiae location accuracy, quantifying the error on the minutiae location. We integrate these two types of quality information into the spectral minutiae representation algorithm and achieve a decrease in the equal error rate of over 20% in the experiment. View full abstract»
Fingerprint recognition performance in rugged outdoors and cold weather conditionsPage(s): 1 - 6| | Quick Abstract | PDF (592 KB) | | HTML
This paper reports on tests of the performance of fingerprint recognition technology in rugged outdoor conditions, with an especial concentration on the performance in cold weather. We analyze: (1) chip versus optical fingerprint scanner technology, (2) recognition performance and image quality, and (3) user/device interaction. A outdoor fingerprint door access system was designed to capture fingerprint images and video data of user interactions. Using this device, data were captured over a period of two years, and a user survey performed. Data were analyzed in terms of biometric error rates and fingerprint quality (NFIQ) as a function of temperature and humidity. Results suggest: (1) biometric performance has no significant dependence on temperature and humidity (-30C to +20C), (2) both chip based and optical fingerprint scanners have some flaws in rugged and cold weather applications, and (3) overall fingerprint biometric technology has a good level of usability in this application. View full abstract»


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Local MillerCoors workers haven't gone on strike since 1983, Agbuis said. Informational pickets held last week were the first in six years, he said.
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