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  • This paper describes use of EEG signal as biometric characteristic for person identification. We focus on the problem of repeatability of the identification process, and influence of the movement-related EEG on results of identification. Used database of EEG signals consists of two sessions, obtained approximately one year apart. We use frequency-Zooming Auto-Regression modeling and Mahalanobis distance-based classifier for classification of EEG segments, which leads to subject identification with success rate for single session identification up to 98%. When the earlier session is used for classifier training and the later session for testing, the highest success rate with our identification algorithm is 87.1%. Experiments show that use of the movement-related EEG leads to better identification results.
  • This paper describes use of EEG signal as biometric characteristic for person identification. We focus on the problem of repeatability of the identification process, and influence of the movement-related EEG on results of identification. Used database of EEG signals consists of two sessions, obtained approximately one year apart. We use frequency-Zooming Auto-Regression modeling and Mahalanobis distance-based classifier for classification of EEG segments, which leads to subject identification with success rate for single session identification up to 98%. When the earlier session is used for classifier training and the later session for testing, the highest success rate with our identification algorithm is 87.1%. Experiments show that use of the movement-related EEG leads to better identification results. (en)
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  • EEG biometric identification: repeatability and influence of movement-related EEG
  • EEG biometric identification: repeatability and influence of movement-related EEG (en)
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  • EEG biometric identification: repeatability and influence of movement-related EEG
  • EEG biometric identification: repeatability and influence of movement-related EEG (en)
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  • electroencephalography; biometrics; person identification; frequency-zooming auto-regression modeling (en)
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  • 2012 International Conference on Applied Electronics
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  • Šťastný, Jakub
  • Kostílek, Milan
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  • 1803-7232
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  • Západočeská univerzita v Plzni
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