Cost-effectiveness and Accuracy of Vein Recognition Biometrics to Uphold Market Growth Vein recognition biometrics are relatively more efficient and accurate than the other types of biometric systems and exhibit lower
False Acceptance Rate (FAR) and False Rejection Rate (FRR) which is a vital reason behind the surge in the demand for these systems.
By Authentication Type, 1: N authentication type dominated the Indian face matching and authentication software Market in 2018 and is also expected to be the fastest growing authentication type during the forecast period owing to the ongoing enhancement of software to increase the accuracy rate, i.e., reduce
false acceptance rate (FAR) and false rejection rate (FRR).
This threshold affects the system's
False Acceptance Rate (FAR) and False
The solution quickly and securely authenticates users within 0.6s at a
false acceptance rate of below 1/1,000,000.
Another test was done to check the performance of proposed method; it was evaluated by calculating
false acceptance rate (FAR) as well false reject rate (FRR) for scenario, original extracted and decapsulated templates.
The
false acceptance rate of fingerprint recognition is 1/50,000, while the
false acceptance rate of 3D face recognition is 1/1,000,000.
So, post processing (Kumar et al., 2011 and Sahu et al., 2016) was performed to remove such points to reduce
False acceptance rate (FAR) and False rejection rate (FRR) of an image.
The fingerprint sensors deliver a proven, secure and convenient user experience with outstanding false rejection rate (FRR) and
false acceptance rate (FAR) performance.
In particular, iris, through a touchless solution, also provides a superior
false acceptance rate over both fingerprint and facial recognition and is highly desirable throughout all healthcare-related environments, the company said in a written statement.
The inside-the-screen tech has a rejection rate of about 2 percent, and a
false acceptance rate of 1 in 50,000, both typical for the industry.
The trial will use UR's visible light palm authentication, using both palm print and vein patterns, which has the world's highest level of accuracy at only 1 in 100 billion
false acceptance rate (see note below).