Signature Verification using a "Siamese" Time Delay Neural Network
Bromley, Jane, Guyon, Isabelle, LeCun, Yann, Säckinger, Eduard, Shah, Roopak
–Neural Information Processing Systems
The aim of the project was to make a signature verification system based on the NCR 5990 Signature Capture Device (a pen-input tablet) and to use 80 bytes or less for signature feature storage in order that the features can be stored on the magnetic strip of a credit-card. Verification using a digitizer such as the 5990, which generates spatial coordinates as a function of time, is known as dynamic verification. Much research has been carried out on signature verification. Function-based methods, which fit a function tothe pen trajectory, have been found to lead to higher performance while parameter-based methods, which extract some number of parameters from a signa-737 738 Bromley, Guyon, Le Cun, Sackinger, and Shah ture, make a lower requirement on memory space for signature storage (see Lorette and Plamondon (1990) for comments). We chose to use the complete time extent of the signature, with the preprocessing described below, as input to a neural network, andto allow the network to compress the information.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Dec-31-1994
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