Research Article

Score-Level Fusion of 3D Face and 3D Ear for Multimodal Biometric Human Recognition

Table 1

Comparisons between the state-of-the-art models.

Ref.Author and yearBiometrics traitsDatabaseTechniquesLevel of fusionResult (%)

[19]Islam et al., 20133D ear and 3D faceFRGC 2.0Face and UND collection JICPFeature level fusion96.8
[24]Islam et al., 20093D face and 3D earFRGC 2.0Face and UND collection JICPScore level98.7
[20]Nazmeen, 2009Face and earIndividualKarhunen–Loeve (KL) expansion, PCADecision level96
[25]Kyong et al., 20052D + 3D faceNAARMSMatch score97.5
[26]Ajmera, 20143D faceEURECOM, CurtinFace, and one internal databaseSURF with adaptive histogram equalizationMatch score89.28, 98.07, and 81.00
[27]Hui and Bhanu, 20073D earUCR and UNDLocal surface patch, global to local registration, and ICPRank level96.77 95.48
[28]Rahman et al., 2016FaceFRGC V2.0 and CK-AUC2D krawtch UK moment(2DKCMs), PCA, LDA, and 2D-PCANA98.70
[29]Pujitha et al., 2010Ear and face (2D + 3D)Captured 2D images using KinectEigenfacesFeature fusion level97
[9]Ping and Bowyer, 20073D earUNDICPFeature level fusion97.6
[30]Wu et al., 20123D earUNDCollection J2ICP fine alignmentScore level97.59
[31]Algabary et al., 20143D earUNDIterative closest point and stochastic lustering matching (SCM)Decision level98.25
[32]Drira et al., 20133D faceBiosecure residential workshopICPMatch score97.25