Multiview-Learning-Based Generic Palmprint Recognition: A Literature Review

Abstract

Palmprint recognition has been widely applied to security authentication due to its rich characteristics, i.e., local direction, wrinkle, and texture. However, different types of palmprint images captured from different application scenarios usually contain a variety of dominant features. Specifically, the palmprint recognition performance will be degraded by the interference factors, i.e., noise, rotations, and shadows, while palmprint images are acquired in the open-set environments. Seeking to handle the long-standing interference information in the images, multiview palmprint feature learning has been proposed to enhance the feature expression by exploiting multiple characteristics from diverse views. In this paper, we first introduced six types of palmprint representation methods published from 2004 to 2022, which described the characteristics of palmprints from a single view. Afterward, a number of multiview-learning-based palmprint recognition methods (2004–2022) were listed, which discussed how to achieve better recognition performances by adopting different complementary types of features from multiple views. To date, there is no work to summarize the multiview fusion for different types of palmprint features. In this paper, the aims, frameworks, and related methods of multiview palmprint representation will be summarized in detail.