Soft Biometric traits are physical or behavioral human characteristics like skin color, eye color, gait, used by humans to distinguish their peers. However soft biometric characteristics lack in distinctiveness and permanence to identify an individual uniquely and reliably. In this paper a new Gaze Analysis based Soft-biometric (GAS) is investigated. The way an observer looks at a particular subject, was recorded with a remote eye tracker. Feature vectors were built for each observation and used for testing the system as a recognition system. The accuracy of the GAS system was assessed in terms of Receiving Operating Characteristic curves (ROC), Equal Error Rate (EER) and Cumulative Match Curve (CMC), and provided encouraging results.

A New Gaze Analysis Based Soft-Biometric

CANTONI, VIRGINIO;PORTA, MARCO
2013-01-01

Abstract

Soft Biometric traits are physical or behavioral human characteristics like skin color, eye color, gait, used by humans to distinguish their peers. However soft biometric characteristics lack in distinctiveness and permanence to identify an individual uniquely and reliably. In this paper a new Gaze Analysis based Soft-biometric (GAS) is investigated. The way an observer looks at a particular subject, was recorded with a remote eye tracker. Feature vectors were built for each observation and used for testing the system as a recognition system. The accuracy of the GAS system was assessed in terms of Receiving Operating Characteristic curves (ROC), Equal Error Rate (EER) and Cumulative Match Curve (CMC), and provided encouraging results.
2013
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
9783642389887
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