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IMAGE PROCESSING, PATTERN RECOGNITION
Retinal biometric identification using convolutional neural network
Rodiah, S. Magenda, D. T. Susetianingtias, Fitrianingsih, D. Adlina, R. Arianty Gunadarma University,
Margonda Raya Street Number 100, Pondok Cina, Depok, West Java, 16431, Indonesia
Abstract:
Authentication is needed to enhance and protect the system from vulnerabilities or weaknesses of the system. There are still many weaknesses in the use of traditional authentication methods such as PINs or passwords, such as being hacked. New methods such as system biometrics are used to deal with this problem. Biometric characteristics using retinal identification are unique and difficult to manipulate compared to other biometric characteristics such as iris or fingerprints be-cause they are located behind the human eye thus they are difficult to reach by normal human vi-sion. This study uses the characteristics of the retinal fundus image blood vessels that have been segmented for its features. The dataset used is sourced from the DRIVE dataset. The preprocessing stage is used to extract its features to produce an image of retinal blood vessel segmentation. The image resulting from the segmentation is carried out with a two-dimensional image transformation such as the process of rotation, enlargement, shifting, cutting, and reversing to increase the quan-tity of the sample of the retinal blood vessel segmentation image. The results of the image trans-formation resulted in 189 images divided with the details of the ratio of 80
Keywords:
blood vessels, convolutional neural network, identification, retina, segmentation
Received: 10.03.2021 Accepted: 04.08.2021
Citation:
Rodiah, S. Magenda, D. T. Susetianingtias, Fitrianingsih, D. Adlina, R. Arianty, “Retinal biometric identification using convolutional neural network”, Computer Optics, 45:6 (2021), 865–872
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