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Yu Fan¹, Jinxi Li^2,3, Shaoying Song⁴

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This study introduces a new deep learning model for accurately extracting palmprint principal lines and classifying palmprint phenotypes from 2D images, overcoming limitations of previous methods. The advanced architecture significantly reduces noise from fine wrinkles, improving accuracy in both line extraction and phenotype classification.

Keywords:

Deep learning Palmprint phenotype classification Palmprint principal line extraction ROI extraction

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Area of Science:

Biometrics
Computer Vision
Machine Learning

Background:

Palmprint principal lines are key, unchanging features for identification.
Current methods struggle to differentiate principal lines from fine wrinkles.
Accurate extraction and classification of palmprint features are crucial for biometrics.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel deep learning architecture for precise palmprint principal line extraction.
To enhance the classification of palmprint phenotypes from 2D images.
To overcome the limitations of existing methods in distinguishing principal lines from wrinkles.

Main Methods:

A three-module deep learning architecture was proposed: Region of Interest (ROI) extraction, principal line extraction, and phenotype classification.
ROI extraction utilized a pre-trained hand key point location model.
Principal line extraction employed a deep edge detection model, and classification used a ResNet34 network.

Main Results:

The proposed ROI extraction achieved a 95.2% success rate.
The principal line extraction demonstrated a high similarity score of 0.813 with ground truth.
The overall architecture attained a phenotype classification accuracy of 95.7% on the CAS_Palm dataset.

Conclusions:

The novel deep learning architecture effectively extracts palmprint principal lines, minimizing the impact of fine wrinkles.
The system demonstrates high accuracy in both principal line extraction and palmprint phenotype classification.
This approach offers a significant advancement in automated palmprint analysis for biometric applications.