In a digitized society, biometric systems are gaining increasing importance and are being applied in various fields of application. Facial
Kategorie: Completed Master’s Thesis
Vinay Pradhan successfully defended his Master thesis on the collection of a longitudinal face age database
Abstract: The field of biometrics research is growing in importance in the modern world. Advancements in biometric techniques change everyday
Chiara-Marie Zok successfully defended her Master’s thesis on Efficient Multibiometric Two-Factor Authentication Using Homomorphic Transciphering
Biometric authentication is used in day-to-day life and in highly sensitive situations such as border control. Therefore, biometric features are
Berglind Ólafsdóttir successfully defended her Master’s thesis Towards Inclusive Biometric Systems Assessing Face, Iris, and Fingerprint Recognition for Individuals with Congenital Disabilities
Biometric systems are a convenient and secure way to identify or verify an individual, utilising biological or behavioural characteristics. In
Durita Kvilt Jónsdóttir successfully defended her Master’s thesis on Advanced Hand-based Biometrics for Forensics at DTU.
In many forensic scenarios criminals often attempt to conceal their identity by covering their face and other distinctive features. In
Siri Morgana Lorenz successfully defended her Master Thesis on Advanced Feature Extraction for Contactless Fingerprint Recognition
Fingerprints have been accepted as an unchangeable, unique identifier for human identities since the 1890’s and have been in
Alexander Faarup Christensen successfully defended his Master Thesis on Ensemble Learning for Generalized Digital Face Manipulation Detection
This thesis explored the use of ensemble learning techniques for the detection of manipulated digital faces. The research aimed
Magnus Falkenberg and Anders Bensen Ottsen successfully defended their Master Thesis on Generative Adversarial Networks for Generation of Synthetic Children Faces
Biometric systems, and especially facial recognition systems, have become ubiquitous in our daily lives, serving as a reliable means of
Yannik Schäfer successfully defended his Master Thesis on Improving Demographic Fairness for Biometric Face Recognition Systems
Yannik Schäfer successfully defended his Master Thesis on Improving Demographic Fairness for Biometric Face Recognition Systems With the rise of
Kacper Marek Zyla successfully defended his Master Thesis on Hand-based Biometrics for Forensic Analysis
Despite the progress made in face and fingerprint, in some forensic scenarios it is not possible to successfully acquire such