af1bda4b52f254ad35ef · IREX VI - Temporal Stability of Iris Recognition Accuracy
IREX VI - Temporal Stability of Iris Recognition Accuracy
Background: Stability is a required definitional property for a biometric to be useful. Quantitative statements of stability are operationally important as they dictate re-enrollment schedules e.g. of a face on a passport. Ophthalmologists consider the
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