Abstract

Dynamic signature verification by using histogram features is a well-known signature forgery detection technique due to its high performance. However, this technique is often limited to angular histograms derived from vectors containing two adjacent points. We propose additional new features from the X and Y histograms to overcome the limitation. Our experiments indicate that our technique produced Under Curve Area AUC values 0.80 to detect skilled forgery and 0.91 for random forgery. Our method performed best when the verification system uses 12 of the most dominant features. This setup produced AUC values of 0.80 to detect skilled forgery and 0.93 for random forgery. These results outperformed the original technique when the X and Y histogram features are not used that produced AUC values of 0.78 to detect skilled forgery and 0.90 for random forgery.

Highlights

  • In the past decade, many studies investigated dynamic signature verification

  • Dynamic signature verification by using histogram features is a well-known signature forgery detection technique due to its high performance. This technique is often limited to angular histograms derived from vectors containing two adjacent points

  • We propose additional new features from the X and Y histograms to overcome the limitation

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Introduction

A study conducted by Sae-Bae explored the histogram feature to verify online signatures [1]. The histogram is a common feature used for object recognition [2] [3], and offline signature recognition [4]. The use of histograms for online signatures was first introduced in [5]. The technique was enhanced using part of the histogram features, as demonstrated in [6] by scaling the histogram. The use of histograms is only limited to angular histograms derived from vectors containing two adjacent points. According to [1], more information is available in dynamic signatures, which can be used to produce histogram features for online signature verification

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