We propose a new machine-learning technique for detecting the presence and type of contact lenses in iris images. Following the usual paradigm, we extract the regions of interest for classification, compute a feature vector based on local descriptors, and feed it to a properly trained SVM classifier. Major improvements w.r.t. current state of the art concern the design of a more reliable segmentation procedure and the use of a recently proposed dense scale-invariant image descriptor. Experiments on publicly available datasets show the proposed method to outperform significantly all reference techniques.

Contact lens detection and classification in iris images through scale invariant descriptor

Gragnaniello Diego;
2014

Abstract

We propose a new machine-learning technique for detecting the presence and type of contact lenses in iris images. Following the usual paradigm, we extract the regions of interest for classification, compute a feature vector based on local descriptors, and feed it to a properly trained SVM classifier. Major improvements w.r.t. current state of the art concern the design of a more reliable segmentation procedure and the use of a recently proposed dense scale-invariant image descriptor. Experiments on publicly available datasets show the proposed method to outperform significantly all reference techniques.
2014
Iris biometrics
Contact lens classification
local descriptor
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