DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets

As the research in ear biometrics grows, there is a need to have a publicly available ear images database for researchers to test and validate their methods. There are many available ear databases captured in visible light domain. However, images in those databases are mostly acquired in a controlle...

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Published in:Signal Processing - Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications Conference Proceedings, SPA
Main Author: Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: IEEE Computer Society 2016
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Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
2016
Signal Processing - Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications Conference Proceedings, SPA


10.1109/SPA.2016.7763611
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85014133383&doi=10.1109%2fSPA.2016.7763611&partnerID=40&md5=b74d31ddef0a09f4bed85f301f23dce6
As the research in ear biometrics grows, there is a need to have a publicly available ear images database for researchers to test and validate their methods. There are many available ear databases captured in visible light domain. However, images in those databases are mostly acquired in a controlled environment, not in naturally illuminated environments. Up to the point of writing, there is no thermalbased ear image dataset available for research usage. In this paper, we introduce our ear image datasets that were captured in both visible and thermal domain. We present the detailed process of image acquisition, post-processing, and preparation of the ear datasets. The ear dataset consists of 2,200 images captured from 55 subjects in five different illumination conditions, ranging from 2 lux to 10,700 lux, measured using lux meter.
IEEE Computer Society
23260262
English
Conference paper

author Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
spellingShingle Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
author_facet Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
author_sort Zainal Ariffin S.M.Z.S.; Jamil N.; Rahman P.N.M.A.
title DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
title_short DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
title_full DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
title_fullStr DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
title_full_unstemmed DIAST Variability illuminated thermal and visible ear images datasets
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description As the research in ear biometrics grows, there is a need to have a publicly available ear images database for researchers to test and validate their methods. There are many available ear databases captured in visible light domain. However, images in those databases are mostly acquired in a controlled environment, not in naturally illuminated environments. Up to the point of writing, there is no thermalbased ear image dataset available for research usage. In this paper, we introduce our ear image datasets that were captured in both visible and thermal domain. We present the detailed process of image acquisition, post-processing, and preparation of the ear datasets. The ear dataset consists of 2,200 images captured from 55 subjects in five different illumination conditions, ranging from 2 lux to 10,700 lux, measured using lux meter.
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