Abstract

Abstract The widespread use of smartphones and the ability of these devices to digitize signatures have made it possible to sign electronic documents in this way. In this paper we compared two on-line signature databases in terms of verification performance: the MCYT containing signatures drawn by stylus pen, and MOBISIG containing finger drawn signatures. Performance evaluations were performed using both local and global systems. In the case of global systems, we evaluated the performance of a novel information theory features set. Little improvement was achieved by this feature set. There were large differences between the two databases in terms of performance. Finger drawn signatures collected by mobile device were proved inferior to signatures collected by digitizing tablet and its stylus.

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