bf5e2caae7d4b6211248 · IREX III Supplement 1: Failure Analysis
IREX III Supplement 1: Failure Analysis
Iris recognition has the potential to be extremely accurate, but it is highly dependent on the quality of the input data. Iris occlusion, off-axis gaze, blurred images, and iris rotation are common problems that can make recognizing individuals more
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