Abstract
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) realizes machine-to-machine communication and human–computer interaction (HCI) through communication network, which makes industrial production automatic and intelligent. Security is critical in IIoT because of the interconnection of intelligent industrial equipment. In IIoT environment, legitimate human–computer interaction can only be performed by authorized professionals, and unauthorized access is not tolerated. In this paper, a reliable authentication method based on biological information is proposed. Specifically, the complete local binary pattern (CLPB) and the statistical local binary pattern (SLPB) are introduced to describe the local vein texture characteristics. Meanwhile, the contrast energy and frequency domain information are regarded as auxiliary information to interpret the finger vein. The distance between the features of the registration image and the test image is used to recognize the finger vein image, so as to realize identity authentication. The experiments are carried out on SDUMLA-FV database and FV-USM database, and results show that the presented method has achieved high recognition accuracy.
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