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Applicability and Adaptability of Gait-based Biometric Security System in GCC

  • S. M. Emdad Hossain (Department of Information Systems, CEMIS, University of Nizwa)
  • Received : 2024.09.05
  • Published : 2024.09.30
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Abstract

Robust system may not guaranty its applicability and adaptability. That is why research and development go together in the modern research concept. In this paper we are going to examine the applicability and adaptability of gait-based biometric identity verification system especially in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council). The system itself closely involved with human interaction where privacy and personality are in concern. As of 1st phase of our research we will establish gait-based identity verification system and then we will explain them in and out of human interaction with the system. With involved interaction we will conduct an extensive survey to find out both applicability and adoptability of the system. To conduct our experiment, we will use UCMG databased [1] which is readily available for the research community with more than three thousand video sequences in different viewpoint collected in various walking pattern and clothing. For the survey we will prepare questioners which will cover approach of data collection, potential traits to collect and possible consequences. For analyzing gait biometric trait, we will apply multivariate statistical classifier through well-known machine learning algorithms in a ready platform. Similarly, for the survey data analysis we will use similar approach to co-relate the user view point for such system. It will also help us to find the perception of the user for the system.

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