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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Enhanced Binary Hexagonal Extrema Pattern (EBHXEP) Descriptor for Iris Liveness Detection
Rohit Agarwal1, Anand Singh Jalal1, K V Arya2
1Department of Computer Engineering and Applications, GLA University, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh 281406 India.
Abstract:
Biometric traits are frequently used by security agencies for automatic recognition of a person. There are numerous biometric traits used for person identification. In recent years, iris biometric trait becomes very popular and efficient in many security applications. However, biometric systems are prone to presentation attack. This attack is carried out by using spoofing of any biometric modality and present as a genuine trait. The effect of an artificial artifact of a humanoid iris could be in the form of contact lens attack and print attack make difficult the expected policy of a biometric liveness system. In this paper, the different and enhanced feature descriptor has been proposed i.e. Enhanced Binary Hexagonal Extrema Pattern (EBHXEP) for forged iris detection. The relationship between the center pixel and its hexa neighbor has been explored by the suggested descriptor. The Proposed approach is tested on ATVS-FIr DB and IIIT-D CLI database for iris liveness detection and the results show better results for liveness detection in term of accuracy and average error rate.
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