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Norman Poh
CVSSP
University of Surrey
Guildford,
Surrey,
GU2 7XH,
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Short Bio :
Norman Poh received
a PhD (2006) in Computer Science from the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology in Lausanne, or Ecole Polytecnique Federale de Lauasanne
(EPFL),
Switzerland.
He is currently a research
fellow at CVSSP
where he works on
improving biometric authentication algorithms. Prior to joining CVSSP,
he was a research assistant at IDIAP
research institute,
Switzerland.
Researcher Expertise
Biometric person authentication is an emerging
field that aims to recognise a person based on his/her biometric
features. Examples are face, speech and fingerprint. Because no system
can provide 100% accuracy, we aim to improve the system robustness
using several biometrics, also known as multimodal biometric systems.
We can provide
expertise/training
in
general
pattern recognition as well as in the following areas
(related to
person authentication):
- biometric template-updating,
- analysis of biometric system performance change over time,
- confidence interval estimation/generalization of biometric
performance (over different population types, environment, application
scenarios)
- incorporating quality information into biometric systems,
and
- user/client-specific processing
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