Sentence examples for stored templates from inspiring English sources

Any abnormality from stored templates is informed to the caretaker through wireless architecture.

The real time output is compared with stored templates and the computational analysis is done within microcontroller at site itself.

This reissuance of the biometric templates can withstand the attacks on stored templates and widely accepted as a solution to the intrusion in extracted features.

Biometric systems are not foolproof and a critical vulnerability that is unique to biometrics systems is the acquisition of the stored templates by adversaries [4].

On the other hand, if the user is recognized as impostor in any partial decision, the recognized ID will be used where the system checks not only the template of the claimed ID but also all the stored templates of all the users that are stored in the database.

While the industry has long claimed that one of the primary benefits of biometric templates is that original biometric signals acquired to enroll a data subject cannot be reconstructed from stored templates, several approaches [2, 3] have proven this claim wrong.

There are online services that can be accessed only if the rhythm and other characteristics of your typing match a stored template of your "keystroke dynamics".

The implication is that, during exposure in the first autumn, the sparrow learns to identify the detailed song and establishes a template of it; the following spring, the sparrow starts singing and needs practice to match its output to the stored template.

Each stored template consumes 0.7% of on-chip memory.

During verification, the local binary feature vector of a test iris image is compared against the other nine vectors of the stored template and the minimum distance is chosen.

At the time of verification or identification (identification can be handled as a sequence of verifications and screenings) the system processes another biometric input which is compared against the stored template, yielding acceptance or rejection [1].