Abstract

The recent widespread development of connected sensors, cloud, big data analytics, and ubiquitous sensing technologies have facilitated cognitive Internet of things (CIoT) and its emerging applications. Although CIoT has a great potential to affect human life, scholars have not explored how biometric technologies (e.g., iris) can contribute toward the success of CIoT-oriented framework, where iris-based biometric recognition is used for verification or authentication. One of the trade-offs of biometric recognition designs is to choose a unimodal- or multimodal-based structure. In this study, an iris-based recognition technology was developed as a unimodal biometric with the aid of multi-biometric scenarios. In the segmentation phase, a new algorithm based on masking technique to localize iris was proposed. Two new algorithms, namely, delta-mean and multi-algorithm-mean, were developed to extract iris feature vectors. The proposed system was evaluated on CASIA v. 1, CASIA v. 4-Interval, UBIRIS v. 1, and SDUMLA-HMT. Results show the satisfactory performance of the proposed solution for authentication issues.

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