If I can detect the eye of a person at age 12 and at age 24 and if a match is found then task is over? Or do I have to also check the nose and lips?
Human eyes grow dramatically in size from birth until about 15 to 16 years of age depends on person to person . The size of the human eye from front to back is about 17 mm at birth, and human eyes grow to about 21 mm by two years of age, and about 23 to 24 mm by the time you reach your teenage years. after than percentage of change may be much slow but it changes , & also from metabolism fluctuation or change in our body can change iris pattern
Hello Reinhold, thanks a lot... so If
I work on iris pattern then it will be OK??
Human eyes grow dramatically in size from birth until about 15 to 16 years of age depends on person to person . The size of the human eye from front to back is about 17 mm at birth, and human eyes grow to about 21 mm by two years of age, and about 23 to 24 mm by the time you reach your teenage years. after than percentage of change may be much slow but it changes , & also from metabolism fluctuation or change in our body can change iris pattern
Thanks Hemprasad, Then can you suggest me the human feature which remains same if the age will change....
If after ten months age the iris pattern is formed and remains for throughout age, the validation for security accreditation must be submitted in standalone processing by a limited periode
It depends on what features you are using for recognition as the studies suggests that iris color pattern changes with age.
In my understanding, there is still no clear answer to that question.
Some very recent studies show an alteration over time:
e.g. "Analysis of Template Aging in Iris Biometrics"
Samuel P. Fenker and Kevin W. Bowyer,
but it is not clear to me, if actually the iris ages or some other involved parameters (aging of scanners,...).
And the topic made some buzz:
http://www.nature.com/news/ageing-eyes-hinder-biometric-scans-1.10722
http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/28/3046726/iris-patterns-change-over-time-research
http://www.dailytech.com/Accuracy+of+Iris+Recognition+Systems+Degrades+over+Time+According+to+New+Study/article25168.htm
...
Thanks aher. Definetly I would like to have them. please fwd them on my email id [email protected]
http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/qa3.html#q28
Eye size about doubles from birth to age 8, then stays the same.
"According to the text General Ophthalmology (Vaughan, Asbury and Riordan-Eva, Appleton & Lange, Stamford, 1999), the size of the eyeball at birth averages 16.5 mm in diameter (front to back measurement). In adults, the diameter is 24.2 mm. They go on to say that maximum eye size is reached when a person is 7-8 years old."
If you are close enough to scan the iris then you can probably can scan the retina which is unique. People can wear colored contact lenses making iris patterns difficult to see and also distorting it.
There is also the distance between the eyes and the 3D line patterns connecting the anterior notch of the ears, to the septum of the nose. These are dimensions and angles that shouldn't change.
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