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....identification, it remains one of the most widely acceptable means of personal identification. It is also non intrusive, inexpensive and one of the most commonly used personal identification systems. A number of reasonably reliable online signature verification systems exist, see for example [9, 2]. These systems find particular applications, for instance to verify the identity of a purchase card, including credit card, holder. In this case the person will be required to sign on an electronic device, typically a digitizing tablet. The test signature is verified by comparing it with a ....
....is reported in paper [8] and a EER of 3 in paper [7] However, it should be noted that these results were obtained using only casual forgeries in the test test. In addition a very small database was used. Since the results tend to deteriorate when the size of the database is increased (see e.g. [9]) the figures quoted above should be used with caution. In the next section we describe our database in some detail, before we give a brief outline of our algorithm. 1 2 Database Our database consists of the signatures of twenty three individuals, all students of roughly the same age. For ....
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Gupta, G. and McCabe, A. (1997). A Review of Dynamic Handwritten Signature Verification. Computer Science Department, James Cook University.
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