Why the study?
Unimodal biometric systems rely on a single trait and are susceptible to higher error rates and security vulnerabilities.
A multimodal biometric system combining facial and ECG data using deep learning may enhance authentication security and accuracy.
Multimodal biometrics may reduce error rates versus unimodal systems; leaves open validation for clinical use.
Unimodal or Single factor biometric systems refer to biometric systems that employ only one form of biometric data to authenticate an individual’s identity. These kinds of biometrics are susceptible to higher error rates and security vulnerabilities because it relays on a single trait for authentication. To overcome this, multimodal biometrics method is proposed. Multi-modal biometric system can authenticate more than once and some advantages include; highaccuracy, low error rate, and large population coverage. These biometrics systems increase integrity and privacy since it will contain several biometric features of every customer. So, here designed a multimodal biometrics project utilizing deep learning to enhance authentication security by combining face and Electrocardiogram(ECG) signals. VGG-16 model, a deep learning architecture used to capture complex patterns in accurate individual identification with both ECG and Facial data. The high-resolution convolutional filters capture the intricate details of the face and ECG waveform, ensuring high accuracy in distinguishing different individuals.
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