NIST Image Group's
PATRIOT Act Research
MINEX04
Ten Print Capture - Scanner & Software Requirements Workshop Presentations.
PATRIOT Act Reports/Presentations
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NISTIR 7346 Studies in Biometric Fusion by Brad Ulery (Mitretek Systems), Austin Hicklin (Mitretek Systems), Craig Watson (NIST), William Fellner (Mitretek Systems) and Peter Hallinan (Mitretek Systems Consultant),September 2006.
- Analysis Report [729K].
- Appendix A [710K] - Terminology, Experimental Design and Data Description
- Appendix B [1497K] - Effectiveness of Score-Level Fusion
- Appendix C [375K] - Evaluation of Selected Biometric Fusion Techniques
- Appendix D [349K] - Fusion by Logistic Regression
- Appendix E [1237K] - Modeling Biometric Score Distributions
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Solid-State Fingerprint Scanners - A survey of Technologies talk
given at NIST by Phillip D. Wasserman (NIST Guest Researcher)
on November 30, 2005.
PDF Document
[692K].
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Using Chebyshev's Inequality to Determine Sample Size in Biometric
Evaluation of Fingerprint Data, November 2005.
NISTIR 7273
[348K].
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The Myth of Goats: How many people have fingerprints that are hard
to match? September 2005.
NISTIR 7271
[892K].
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Nonparametric Analysis of Fingerprint Data, May 2005.
NISTIR 7226
[435K].
- NIST Biometric Evaluations and Developements, February 2005.
NISTIR 7204
[556K].
- Effect of Image Size and Compression on One-to-One Fingerprint Matching,
February 2005.
NISTIR 7201
[2,147K].
- NIST Fingerprint Image Quality
- NISTIR 7151[2,451K]
- NIST Fingerprint Image Quality
- Appendix A[62K] - ROC's and Data set quality distributions.
Appendix A results for each SDK are in separate files. Each file is about
1-1.4MB in size.
Appendix A results for the
DATASETS[104K]
- Appendix B[418K] - Trellis plots of feature vector components and performance.
- SDK Testing Results
- Matching Performance for the US-VISIT IDENT System Using Flat
Fingerprints, May 2004.
NISTIR 7110[795K].
- Studies of Plain-to-Rolled Fingerprint Matching Using the NIST
Algorithmic Test Bed (ATB), April 2004 -
NISTIR 7112[635K].
- This presentation is an overview of biometrics work for the PATRIOT
ACT (September 23, 2003) -
PPT Format[1,907K].
- Report on studies of fingerprint matching using the NIST verification
test bed (VTB) -
NISTIR 7020[5,076K].
- As a result of the PATRIOT Act, Congress has tasked NIST with a statutory
mandate to develop and certify a highly accurate technology standard that
shall include biometric identifiers. The first presentation
is an interim summary report of the progress made through August,
2002 PDF Format[626K] and the
second report is an updated version from November, 2002
PDF Format[436K].
International Meeting of Biometric Experts, March 23-25, 2004.
"International Data Sharing Issues," R.M. McCabe,
PPT Format[237K]
"Large Scale USA PATRIOT Act Biometric Testing," C.L. Wilson,
PPT Format[1,476K]
"Collecting Multimodal Biometric Data," R.J. Michaels,
PPT Format[1,267K]
"Face Recognition Grand Challenge," P.J. Phillips,
PPT Format[610K]
Summary of NIST Standards for Biometric Accuracy, Tamper Resistance,
and Interoperability.
This is Appendix A from "Use of
Technology Standards and Interoperable Databases With Machine-Readable,
Tamper-Resistant Travel Documents,"
which is a joint report to Congress from Department of Justice,
Department of State, and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
This report was the latest data available on November 13, 2002 when the
report was prepared. Since that time, NIST has determined that the
fingerprint system used was not as accurate as current state-of-the-art
fingerprint systems and is approximately equivalent to commercial
fingerprint systems available in 1998.
NIST Appendix A[408K]

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