A fast feature selection technique in multi modal biometrics using cloud framework

Abstract

Biometrics refers to the process that uses biological or physiological traits to identify individuals. The progress seen in technology and security has a vital role to play in Biometric recognition which is a reliable technique to validate individuals and their identity. The biometric identification is generally based on either their physical traits or their behavioural traits. The multimodal biometrics makes use of either two or more of the modalities to improve recognition. There are some popular modalities of biometrics that are palm print, finger vein, iris, face or fingerprint recognition. Another important challenge found with multimodal biometric features is the fusion, which could result in a large set of feature vectors. Most biometric systems currently use a single model for user authentication. In this existing work, a modified method of heuristics that is efficiently used to identify an optimal feature set that is based on a wrapper-based feature selection technique. The proposed method of feature selection uses the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) and the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) are used to feature extraction and classification process utilizes the integration of face, and finger print texture patterns. The set of training images is converted to grayscale. The crossover operator is applied to generate multiple samples for each number of images. The wok proposed here is pre-planned for each weight of each biometric modality, which ensures that even if a biometric modality does not exist at the time of verification, a person can be certified to provide calculated weights the threshold value. The proposed method is demonstrated better result for fast feature selection in bio metric image authentication and also gives high effectiveness security.