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Journal of Zhejiang University SCIENCE A

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Iris recognition: a biometric method after refractive surgery

Abstract: Iris recognition, as a biometric method, outperforms others because of its high accuracy. Iris is the visible internal organ of human, so it is stable and very difficult to be altered. But if an eye surgery must be made to some individuals, it may be rejected by iris recognition system as imposters after the surgery, because the iris pattern was altered or damaged somewhat during surgery and cannot match the iris template stored before the surgery. In this paper, we originally discuss whether refractive surgery for vision correction (LASIK surgery) would influence the performance of iris recognition. And experiments are designed and tested on iris images captured especially for this research from patients before and after refractive surgery. Experiments showed that refractive surgery has little influence on iris recognition.

Key words: Biometric, Iris recognition, Refractive surgery, LASIK, Myopia


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DOI:

10.1631/jzus.2007.A1227

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TP391

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2006-10-16

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2007-03-14

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