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Tutorial Exam Biometrics

1. The document discusses various aspects of biometrics including definitions, types of biometrics, how biometric systems work, and merits and limitations of different biometric techniques. 2. It provides fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions about topics like how biometrics identifies individuals, common biometric modalities like fingerprints and facial recognition, and how biometric systems perform identification and verification. 3. The document tests understanding of biometrics concepts through diagrams and tables to be filled in with relevant biometrics terminology and techniques.

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Tutorial Exam Biometrics

1. The document discusses various aspects of biometrics including definitions, types of biometrics, how biometric systems work, and merits and limitations of different biometric techniques. 2. It provides fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions about topics like how biometrics identifies individuals, common biometric modalities like fingerprints and facial recognition, and how biometric systems perform identification and verification. 3. The document tests understanding of biometrics concepts through diagrams and tables to be filled in with relevant biometrics terminology and techniques.

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A. FILL EACH BLANK SPACE WITH A CORRECT ANSWER.

1. Biometrics is a technology used to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ an individual’s physical and behavioral characteristics.


2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is a digital reference of the distinct characteristics that are extracted from a biometric sample.
3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pertains to the behavior exhibited by people or the manner in which people perform tasks such
as walking, signing, and typing on the keyboard.
4. To acquire an adequate amount of data, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ should be small enough to fit on a tablet and big
enough to be able to deal with.
5. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the condition of being complete and unaltered that refers to its consistency, accuracy, and
correctness.
6. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are based on the direct measurement of parts of the human body such as iris, fingerprint,
shape, and position of fingers.
7. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ algorithms compare the basic fingerprint patterns (arch, whorl, and loop) between a stored
template and a candidate fingerprint.
8. Being one of oldest and most popular recognition techniques, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the most known and used
biometrics solution to authenticate people on biometric systems.
9. Voice recognition is nothing but _ _ _ _ _ _ _ recognition.
10. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the process of analyzing the overall face image as a weighted combination of a number
of faces.

B. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.


1. Define Biometrics and give the uniqueness of a person used by the biometric systems.
2. Which process tries to find out the answer of the question, Are you the same who you are claiming to be? or
Do I know you?
3. What does FRR stand for? What does a biometric system providing low FRR ensure?

4. Give 4 shortcomings of conventional security AIDS and why Biometrics is required (list 3 reasons).

5. Which Recognition system is used in document verification and authorization?

6. Give the definition of behavioral biometrics and list its 4 main recognition systems.

7. A biometric system can fail to work in two ways. Intrinsic failures and Failures due to attacks. List three
intrinsic failures.

8. List the Merits of Finger Recognition System and of Facial Recognition System Demerits.

9. Group the following Recognition systems and features by type of Modality.


Fingerprint Recognition; Hand Geometry Recognition system; Facial Recognition System; Iris Recognition
System; Hand Geometry Recognition System; Retinal Scanning System; DNA Recognition System; Gait
(the way one walks); Rhythm of typing keys; Signature; Voice Recognition.

PHYSIOLOGICAL BEHAVIORAL COMBINATION


MODALITY MODALITY OF BOTH
MODALITIES

▪ ------------- ▪ ------------- ▪ -------------

10. Complete the following table of comparison, using the following sentences:
▪ The objective of voice recognition is to recognize WHO is speaking.

▪ The speech recognition aims at understanding and comprehending WHAT was spoken.

▪ It is used in hand-free computing, map, or menu navigation.

▪ It is used to identify a person by analyzing its tone, voice pitch, and accent.

Speaker Recognition (Voice Speech Recognition


Recognition)

------------- -------------
------------- -------------

11. What is the uniqueness of a person used to biometric systems?


12. Which process tries to find out the answer of the question, Are you the same who you are claiming to be?
or Do I know you?
13. What does FAR stand for? What does a biometric system providing low FAR ensure?

14. Which of the following Demerits of Gait Recognition System?

15. Which Recognition system is used in document verification and authorization?

16. What are the main Merits of Keystroke Recognition System?

C. FILL THE BLANK (DASHED) SPACES AND NAME EACH OF THE FOLLOWING 3 FIGURES

1. FILL THE BLANK SPACES, ANNOTATE AND NAME THE FIGURE

Fig. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2. FILL THE FOLLOWING FIGURE AND BLANK SPACES.

Fig. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Fig. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

INDICATIONS:
❑ There are four general steps a biometric
system takes to perform identification and
verification:
1. Acquire live sample from candidate. (using
sensors)
2. Extract prominent features from sample.
(using processing unit)
3. Compare live sample with samples stored in
database. (using algorithms)
4. Present the decision. (Accept or reject the Fig. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
candidate.)

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