most citedMethod to Assess the Temporal Persistence of Potential Biometric Features: Application to Oculomotor, and Gait-Related Databases

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Method to Assess the Temporal Persistence of Potential Biometric Features: Application to Oculomotor, and Gait-Related Databases

Lee Friedman, Ioannis Rigas, Mark S. Nixon +1

Although temporal persistence, or permanence, is a well understood requirement for optimal biometric features, there is no general agreement on how to assess temporal persistence.…