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NASA NTRS · 20150003406

Biometric Subject Verification Based on Electrocardiographic Signals

Abstract

A method of authenticating or declining to authenticate an asserted identity of a candidate-person. In an enrollment phase, a reference PQRST heart action graph is provided or constructed from information obtained from a plurality of graphs that resemble each other for a known reference person, using a first graph comparison metric. In a verification phase, a candidate-person asserts his/her identity and presents a plurality of his/her heart cycle graphs. If a sufficient number of the candidate-person's measured graphs resemble each other, a representative composite graph is constructed from the candidate-person's graphs and is compared with a composite reference graph, for the person whose identity is asserted, using a second graph comparison metric. When the second metric value lies in a selected range, the candidate-person's assertion of identity is accepted.

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Dusan, Sorin V., Jorgensen, Charles C.. 2014-12-30. Biometric Subject Verification Based on Electrocardiographic Signals. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150003406

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