A Review on Universal Code
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jrse.2024.06(07).19Keywords:
Universal Code, Personal identification, Convolutional Neural network, Ensemble approachAbstract
Conventional personal identification methods (ID, password, authorization certificate, etc.) entail various issues, including forgery or loss. Technological advances and the diffusion across industries have enhanced convenience; however, privacy risks due to security attacks are increasing. Hence, personal identification based on biometrics such as the face, iris, fingerprints, and veins has been used widely. However, biometric information including faces and fingerprints is difficult to apply in industries requiring high-level security, owing to tampering or forgery risks and recognition errors. This paper proposes a personal identification technique based on Coccyx with an Artificial Intelligence.
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