WO2004097741A1 - 指紋照合装置、指紋照合方法および指紋照合プログラム - Google Patents
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- Fingerprint matching device fingerprint matching method and fingerprint matching program
- the present invention relates to a fingerprint collation device, a fingerprint collation method, and a fingerprint collation program for identifying a person based on a fingerprint image, and particularly to a portable terminal (PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), Terminal, PHS (Personal Handyphon field)
- PDA Personal Digital Assistant
- Terminal Terminal
- PHS Personal Handyphon field
- a terminal A terminal, a small notebook type laptop computer, etc.), a fingerprint collation device, a fingerprint collation method and a fingerprint collation program.
- a fingerprint is read as an image by an image sensor, and a person is specified using the image. Specifically, first, a fingerprint of a person to be specified is read by an image sensor, and then a fingerprint image is registered.
- the fingerprint of the person to be collated is read by the image sensor, and the degree of coincidence with the previously registered fingerprint image is collated. If there is, it is authenticated as the same person.
- Pattern matching is a common method in the field of image processing. For example, if the read fingerprint image of the person to be verified is I (x, y) and the registered fingerprint image registered in advance is T (x, y), the evaluation value v (x, y) is
- A is given by the area of the overlap region of I (i, j) and T (i-x, j-y).
- the coordinate (X, y) at which V is the maximum is the position where the read fingerprint image and the registered fingerprint image most match, and the value at that time indicates the degree of matching.
- the above I (x, y) and T (x, y) take values of 0 or 1.
- the evaluation value at this time may be the above equation (1) or the following equation (2).
- the expression used for the correlation operation is not limited to these, and may take various forms.
- xor indicates exclusive OR, not indicates negation.
- A is the area of the overlap region of I (i, j) and T (i-X, j-y).
- the pattern matching method used in the conventional fingerprint matching device has one major problem. There is. It is the area of overlap between the read fingerprint image and the registered fingerprint image.
- the coefficient A corresponds to the area of the overlap.
- the area of overlap decreases, the coefficient A in the denominator becomes smaller, the value of the matching degree becomes inaccurate c correct value
- the overlapping area of about half of the fingerprint image is required. Therefore, in order to obtain a large overlapping area, it is effective to use an image sensor having a large area. Basically, if an image sensor larger than the area of the finger is used, the overlapping area will be a large part of the image and the above problem will not occur.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and can be mounted on a mobile terminal, and can perform fingerprint matching with high accuracy, a fingerprint matching method and a fingerprint matching method. It aims to provide a collation program.
- the present invention provides a relative position calculating means for calculating relative positions of registered fingerprint images of a plurality of parts on one finger of a registration target person, and reading a part of a finger of a verification target person with a fingerprint.
- Verification target person fingerprint reading means for reading as an image; specifying means for specifying a registered fingerprint image from the plurality of registered fingerprint images based on the relative position; and identifying the registered fingerprint image and the read fingerprint image.
- collating means for performing fingerprint collation in accordance with the degree of coincidence.
- the present invention also provides a relative position calculating step of calculating the relative positions of the registered fingerprint images of a plurality of parts on one finger of the registration target person, and a verification target for reading a part of the verification target person's finger as a read fingerprint image.
- a reader fingerprint reading step a specifying step of specifying a registered fingerprint image from the plurality of registered fingerprint images based on the relative position, and a matching step between the specified registered fingerprint image and the read fingerprint image.
- the present invention provides a computer comprising: a computer for calculating relative positions of a plurality of portions of a registered fingerprint image of one finger of a registration target person; Means for reading a fingerprint of a person to be read, identifying means for identifying a registered fingerprint image from the plurality of registered fingerprint images based on the relative position, and matching degree between the identified registered fingerprint image and the read fingerprint image.
- a fingerprint matching program for functioning as a matching means for performing fingerprint matching.
- a registered fingerprint image is specified from a plurality of registered fingerprint images based on the relative positions of the registered fingerprint images of a plurality of portions of one finger of the registered person, and the registration is performed. Since fingerprint matching is performed according to the degree of coincidence between the fingerprint image and the read fingerprint image, it can be mounted on mobile terminals equipped with a small image sensor that can only partially read the fingerprint of the finger. It is possible to perform fingerprint matching with high accuracy.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an external configuration of a portable terminal 100 to which a fingerprint matching device according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the portable terminal 1 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the registered fingerprint image information 200 registered in the RAM 140 shown in FIG. 2
- FIG. is a diagram representing the relative positional relationship of the fingerprint image 2 3 0-2 3 0 6 in the same embodiment
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a fingerprint collation process in the same embodiment
- FIG. 6 is FIG. 7 is a diagram showing one search region
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing all search regions
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing all search regions in the same embodiment
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a fingerprint re-registration process according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of the same embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining the fingerprint registration processing shown in FIG. 10
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining the fingerprint registration processing shown in FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating the fingerprint re-registration process shown in FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a portable terminal 100 to which a fingerprint matching device according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- Fig. 2 shows the mobile terminal shown in Fig. 1
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of 00.
- the portable terminal 100 has a fingerprint registration function, a fingerprint collation function, a fingerprint re-registration function, and the like, in addition to an information processing function and a communication function.
- the housing 110 shown in FIG. 1 is provided with a display unit 150 and an image sensor 170.
- the display unit 150 is a liquid crystal display for displaying various information. This display 1 5
- a touch panel 160 is attached.
- the stylus 190 touches the touch panel 160 to input characters and the like in the same way as a keyboard. It is for.
- the image sensor 170 is a sensor that reads a fingerprint image, and is, for example, a small sensor having a small area of 3 mm square to 10 mm square (smaller than the area of the fingerprint portion of the finger). Therefore, the image sensor 170 can read only a part of the fingerprint by one reading.
- a CPU 120 executes a computer program stored in a ROM (Read Only Memory) 130 to execute an information processing function, a communication function, a fingerprint registration function, and a fingerprint collation function.
- a fingerprint re-registration function is realized.
- the ROM 130 stores computer programs and various data.
- RAM (Random Access Memory) 140 is a readable and writable memory.
- this RAMI 40 in addition to various data, a registered fingerprint image information group 200 shown in FIG. 3 is registered.
- the registered fingerprint image information group 200 as shown in FIG. 4, the image sensor 170 is Wataruconnection read six and the six registered registered fingerprint image 23 Oi S 30 6 (provided that the fingerprints one It is information corresponding to the image) parts, and a registered fingerprint image information 2 1 ( ⁇ 210 6 Oyopi supplementary information 22 Oi S 20 6.
- Registered fingerprint image information 210 to 210 6 is fingerprint image data corresponding to the fourth register convenient 6 sites in the fingerprint 31 0 on the finger 300 shown in FIG fingerprint image 23 Oi S 30 beta, read by the image sensor 170 It was done.
- These registered fingerprint image picture 230 1-2306 is substantially covers the fingerprint 310 of the finger 300, and is overlapped each other.
- Supplementary information 22 ( ⁇ ⁇ 20 6, the registration fingerprint image data 21 ( ⁇ -? 10 6 are associated with the configuration registered fingerprint image number, relative position X-coordinate from the information of relative position Y-coordinate, and registration date at Have been.
- the registered fingerprint image number is a unique number assigned to the registered fingerprint image information (registered fingerprint image).
- Relative position Y coordinate is the registered fingerprint image 230 In I ⁇ 2 3 0 6, for example, the left upper point P 1 of the read in the first registered fingerprint image 2 3 (0, 0) When the origin, and the upper left point P 1, other registered fingerprint images These are the X and Y coordinates that represent the relative position of the to the upper left point.
- the registration date and time indicates the date and time when the registered fingerprint image information was registered in the RAM 140.
- the communication interface 180 is an interface that is connected to a network (not shown) according to a predetermined communication protocol and communicates with another portable terminal or the like.
- a part of the fingerprint of the person to be matched is read as the read fingerprint image 400 shown in FIG. 5 by the image sensor 170 (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
- the read fingerprint image 4 0 0 corresponds to the portion 3 2 0 on the finger 3 0 0 and the registered fingerprint image 2 3 ( ⁇ to 2 3 0 6 from among the parts content of 3 2 0 and the overlapping area is widest registered fingerprint image 2 3 0 5 is selected. then, the fingerprint image 4 0 0 reading the registered fingerprint image 2 3 0 5 selected A match value is calculated.
- the area covered by 06 is slightly larger than the area covered by 6)
- the degree of coincidence is calculated sequentially while the part 320 is slightly shifted. ). Then, the coincidence value that finally becomes the highest value is used as the final coincidence value.
- Such a search method can greatly reduce the amount of calculation as compared with a case where a matching degree value is calculated for all registered fingerprint images and read fingerprint images on a brute force basis.
- the range of the area to be added to the registered fingerprint image is a range where half of the area can be shared between the read fingerprint image and the registered fingerprint image, as shown in FIG.
- the search area of the maximum matching degree value for the image is the registered fingerprint image 230 0 ⁇ and the hatched area 240 0 i.
- Fig. 7 shows the entire search area (registered fingerprint image 230 2306 and the shaded area 24 0 240 6 ) are shown.
- the shaded area 240 is made to be 2304 pixels. Therefore, the search area (registered fingerprint image 2
- the 30 and shaded areas 240 are 3320 pixels.
- the total search area (total of each search area) is 198072 (3331 20 x 6) pixels.
- the area 250 is set, which is smaller than the entire search area shown in FIG.
- the hatched area 250 shown in FIG. 8 is 42583 pixels. Registration of overlap with ivy state fingerprint image 2 3 0 1 2 30 6 is a 346 5 5 pixels.
- the entire search area shown in FIG. 7 is 772 3 8 (4 258 3 +34 655) pixels, and the entire search area (1 920 720 pixels) shown in FIG. It is less than half. Therefore, with such a search method, the search area can be greatly reduced, and the amount of calculation can be reduced.
- the read fingerprint image when the read fingerprint image is compared with a high degree of coincidence, an unnecessary registered fingerprint image is deleted, and the read fingerprint image is re-registered as a new registered fingerprint image. Is executed.
- the read fingerprint image 23 ONEW read by the image sensor 170 most closely matches another registered fingerprint image at the position shown in FIG. If, registering the read fingerprint image 2 3 0 NEW, compared with the registered fingerprint image 2 3 0 2, a range that encompasses is greatly widened.
- the false acceptance rate is about the same as the 1/10000 threshold value, or the false acceptance rate is 1 / 100,000.
- the degree of coincidence may be as high as the threshold.
- the fingerprint matching device If the fingerprint matching device is operated with a false acceptance rate of 1/10000, it is determined that both match. Therefore, it is sufficient to register the read fingerprint image 230 NEW only when the latter false acceptance rate is a threshold value of 1 / 100,000.
- the registration fingerprint image 2 3 0 3 in FIG. 9 all regions thereof are overlapped with other registered fingerprint images. That is, even without the registered fingerprint image 2 3 '0 3, is that possible substitute another registered fingerprint image. Therefore, a new read fingerprint image 2
- the registration fingerprint image 2 3 0 3 looking for, by deleting it, without increasing the R AM I 4 0 memory capacity of registering the fingerprint image 2 3 0 NEW reading, to the network Luo registered fingerprint image
- the range can be expanded.
- Re-registering a registered fingerprint image also prevents performance degradation due to aging of the finger. For example, if you register when you have injured your finger, this will heal over time, and if the injury is completely cured, you may not be able to collate. Therefore, by successively re-registering the registered fingerprint images, it is possible to follow a temporal change of the finger and always perform good collation.
- step SA 1 shown in FIG. 10 at 0 to 11 1 2 0 of the mobile terminal 100 (see FIG. 2), the user registers the fingerprint on RAM I 40. It is determined whether or not there is a fingerprint registration request for newly registering the image information group 200 (see FIG. 3). In this case, the determination result is “No”.
- step SA2 the CPU 120 determines whether or not there is a fingerprint collation request, and in this case, the determination result is “No”.
- step SA3 the CPU 120 determines whether or not there is a fingerprint re-registration request. In this case, the determination result is “No”. Thereafter, the CPU 120 repeats the determinations in steps SA1 to SA3 until the result of any of the determinations in steps SA1 to SA3 S “YesJ” is obtained. The judgment result of step SA1 is set to “Yes”.
- step SA4 CPU 120 executes a fingerprint registration process.
- step SB 1 shown in FIG. 11 the CPU 120 causes the display unit 150 to display “Place your finger on the sensor”, and places the finger on the image sensor 170 for the registration target person. Prompt to put. Thereby, the registration target person puts a finger on the image sensor 170.
- step SB2 a part of the finger of the registration target person placed on the image sensor 170 is read by the image sensor 170, for example, as the registered fingerprint image 230 shown in FIG. It is a binary image of white and black.
- step SB3 the CPU 120 causes the display unit 150 to display "Fingerprint reading completed. Please release your finger” to urge the registered person to release their finger from the image sensor 170. Thereby, the registration target person releases his / her finger from image sensor 170.
- step SB4 the CPU 120 determines whether or not reading of the finger and ⁇ images is the first time, and in this case, the determination result is “Yes”.
- step SB1 the CPU 120 causes the display unit 150 to display “Place your finger on the sensor” in the same manner as described above, and prompts the registration target person to place the finger on the image sensor 170. Thereby, the registration target person puts a finger on image sensor 170. In this case, a difference occurs between the position where the first finger is placed and the position where the second finger is placed due to the inherent error of the human.
- step SB 2 the image sensor 170, part of the registration subject's finger placed on the image sensor 170, for example, it is read as a registered fingerprint image 230 2 shown in Figure 4.
- step S B3 CPU 120 causes display section 150 to display “Fingerprint reading completed. Release your finger”, and urges the registration target person to release their finger from image sensor 170. Thereby, the registration target person releases his / her finger from image sensor 170.
- step SB4 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the fingerprint image is read for the first time. In this case, the determination result is “No”.
- CPU 120 is a registered fingerprint image 230 2 read registered fingerprint image information group 200 (in this case, the registration fingerprint image data 210 and the supplementary information 220 only) the registered fingerprint image (in this case, The correlation calculation with the registered fingerprint image 23 only (calculation of the degree of coincidence by the above-described pattern matching, etc.) is performed to calculate each degree of coincidence.
- the CPU 120 obtains the highest matching degree value from the matching degree values, the registered fingerprint image number of the registered fingerprint image corresponding to the matching degree value, and the relative positional deviation amount (X, y) between the two. These are stored in RAMI 40.
- step SB7 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the highest matching degree value in step SB6 is equal to or greater than a preset threshold value. In this case, the determination result is set to "Yes”. If the determination result of step SB7 is “No”, the process of step SB1 is executed.
- step SB8 the CPU 120 registers the registered fingerprint having the registered fingerprint image number of 1 Image 230 (see FIG. 4), calculates the relative position between the registration fingerprint image 2 30 2 corresponding to the highest matching degree value.
- the relative position X coordinate and the relative position Y coordinate are the same as the registered fingerprint image (in this case, the relative position X coordinate and the relative position Y coordinate corresponding to the registered fingerprint image 230, and the relative position deviation value (X, y
- the values of the coordinates are Xs and Ys, and the relative position deviation values are Xo and Yo.
- the coordinates (Xnew) and Y coordinates (Ynew) are expressed by the following equation (3).
- step S B9 C P U 120 becomes the registered fingerprint image 230 shown in FIG.
- the registered fingerprint image information 210 2 and the additional information 220 2 corresponding to the registered fingerprint image 230 2 are stored in RAMI. Register to 40.
- step SB10 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the registered fingerprint image information (ancillary information) registered in the RAMI 40 is 6 (specified number). In this case, the determination result is “No”. I do. Thereafter, Step SB 1 to Step SB 4 and Step SB 6 to Step SB 10 are repeated, and registered fingerprint image information 210 3 to 210 6 corresponding to the registered fingerprint images 230 3 to 230 6 shown in FIG. information 220 3 to 22 0 6) is registered in sequential RAM I 40. Thus, the CPU 120 returns the determination result of step SB10 to "Yes" and returns to the main routine shown in FIG. This enables fingerprint collation.
- the registered fingerprint image information ancillary information
- CPU 120 sets the determination result of step SA2 shown in FIG. 10 to “Yes”.
- CPU 120 executes a fingerprint collation process.
- step SC1 shown in FIG. 12 the CPU 120 causes the display unit 150 to display “place your finger on the sensor”, and places the finger on the image sensor 170 for the collation subject. Prompt. As a result, the person to be collated is the image sensor 170 Put your finger on.
- step S C2 a part of the finger of the person to be verified placed on the image sensor 170 is read by the image sensor 170 as, for example, the read fingerprint image 400 shown in FIG.
- the read fingerprint image 400 is a binary image of white and black.
- step S C3 the CPU 120 determines a range (X and Y directions) assuming the position where the read fingerprint image 400 exists.
- the X direction is a range from the smallest relative position X coordinate to the largest relative position X coordinate in the six registered fingerprint images shown in FIG.
- the ⁇ direction is a range from the smallest relative position ⁇ coordinate to the largest relative position ⁇ coordinate.
- the area covered by the registered fingerprint image does not necessarily cover the entire area of the finger, so it is appropriate to extend the area up to the area where the area may overlap by half.
- the smallest relative position X coordinate is Xmin
- the largest relative position X coordinate is Xmax
- the smallest relative position Y coordinate is Ymin
- the largest relative position Y coordinate is Ymax
- the size of the fingerprint image is horizontal X
- the assumed range is represented by the following equation (4).
- X direction range Xmin-XL / 2 ⁇ Xmax + XL / 2
- Y direction range Ymin-YL / 2 to Ymax + YL / 2 — Equation (4
- the CPU 120 is calculated assuming that the read fingerprint image 400 is the fingerprint image at that position in the entire range described above.
- step S C4 when the assumed range of the read fingerprint image 400 is determined, the CPU 120 determines one point in the range as the assumed position of the read fingerprint image 400
- step SC5 the CPU 120, assuming that any position in the above range is the position where the read fingerprint image 400 has been read, determines whether there is a registered fingerprint image whose area overlaps by half or more. Determine whether or not.
- the overlapping area is represented by the following equation (5), where the values of the relative position X coordinate and the relative position Y coordinate are Xn and Yn.
- step S C5 If the result of the determination in step S C5 is “No”, the determination in step S C10 is performed. -On the other hand, if the determination result of step SC5 is "Yes”, in step SC6, the CPU 120 calculates the overlapping area using the following equation (6), and calculates the overlapping area S Select a large registered fingerprint image.
- step SC7 the CPU 120 executes the registered fingerprint image selected in step SC6 and the read fingerprint.
- the matching degree value of the image 400 is calculated. Specifically, assuming that the relative position X coordinate and the relative position Y coordinate of the selected registered fingerprint image are XS and YS, the matching degree value V is expressed by the following equation (7).
- the larger of XS and XV is Xsml, the smaller one, and XL is added to the larger one, and the larger one of YS and YV is Ysml, the smaller one, and Ylar is the added YL to the other.
- the pixel value at the position lower by the coordinates X, y from the upper left of the image 400 is I (x, y)
- the pixel value at the position lower by the coordinates X, y from the upper left of the selected registered fingerprint image is T (X, y y).
- step SC8 the CPU 120 determines that the matching degree value V calculated in step SC7 is the largest value among all the matching degree values at all the assumed positions, that is, the maximum matching degree value Vmax And judge whether the power exceeds the limit. If so, the judgment of step SC10 is made.
- step SC 8 when the result of the determination in step SC 8 is “Y e s”, in step SC 9, CPU 120 substitutes matching degree value V for maximum matching degree value Vmax, and updates maximum matching degree value Vmax.
- step SC10 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the calculation of the matching degree value is performed at all positions within the range of the assumed position of the read fingerprint image 400, and in this case, the determination result is set to “No”, and Execute the processing from step SC4. Thereafter, Step SC4 to Step SC10 are repeated until the determination result of Step SC10 becomes "Yes".
- step SC11 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the value is equal to or greater than the maximum matching degree value Vmax collation threshold value. “Yes”.
- step SCI2 the CPU 120 determines that the collation result matches, authenticates that the collation subject is the same as the registration subject, and then returns to the main routine shown in FIG.
- step SC13 the CPU 120 determines that the matching result does not match, determines that the matching subject is a different person from the registration subject, and then proceeds to FIG. Return to the indicated main routine.
- step SA6 CPU 120 executes a fingerprint re-registration process.
- step SD1 shown in FIG. 13 CPU 120 executes the above-described fingerprint collation processing (see FIG. 12) as the first time.
- step SD2 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the comparison result in step SD1 is a match. If the determination result is "No", the process returns to the main routine shown in FIG.
- step SD 2 determines whether or not the comparison result in step SD3 is a match. If the determination result is "No”, the process returns to the main routine shown in FIG.
- the fingerprint collation process twice, it is possible to prevent malicious third parties from abuse and improve the reliability.
- step SD5 the CPU 120 determines one registered fingerprint image information (registered fingerprint image) from the registered fingerprint image information group 200 (see FIG. 3). Select In step SD6, the CPU 120 secures a RAM area for checking of the same size as the registered fingerprint image information in RAM 140, and initializes all the bits of the RAM area for checking to 0.
- step SD7 the CPU 120 calculates an area where the registered fingerprint image selected in step SD5 and another registered fingerprint image overlap using the value of the relative position, and determines the area to be a check RAM area. Store the value of 1 in the same position as the area that overlaps with! / !.
- step SD8 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the value of 1 in the check RAM area is 90% or more, and in this case, the determination result is “No”.
- step SD9 the CPU 120 determines whether or not the force has checked all the overlaps. In this case, the result of the determination is “No”, and the processing of step SD5 and subsequent steps is executed.
- step SD9 If the determination result in step SD9 is "Yes", the CPU 120 returns to the main routine shown in FIG.
- step SD10 the CPU 120 deletes the registered fingerprint image information and the accompanying information from the registered fingerprint image information group 200.
- step SD11 CPU 120 causes image sensor 170 to read a new fingerprint image in the same manner as the above-described operation.
- step SD12 CPU 120 re-registers new registered fingerprint image information and additional information corresponding to the fingerprint image in registered fingerprint image information group 200 in RAM 140.
- a registered fingerprint image of each part of one finger of a registration target person is registered as a registered fingerprint image information group 200, and a relative fingerprint image of a plurality of registered fingerprint images is registered.
- one registered fingerprint image is selected from a plurality of registered fingerprint images, and fingerprint matching is performed according to the degree of matching between the registered fingerprint image and the read fingerprint image. It can be mounted on a mobile terminal equipped with a small image sensor that can only read fingerprints partially, and it is possible to perform fingerprint matching with high accuracy. Further, in one embodiment, it is possible to prevent the speed from decreasing.
- a method of determining a registered fingerprint image to be deleted when re-registering may be performed as follows.
- a function to store the date and time associated with each registered fingerprint image is provided, and when fingerprint matching is performed, the date and time of the registered fingerprint image with the highest matching degree value is stored. The date and time at the time of fingerprint collation are stored.
- the date and time associated with all the registered fingerprint images are referred to. If there is a registered fingerprint image with a date that is about one month or more earlier, delete the registered fingerprint image and re-register a new fingerprint image.
- the date that is more than one month ago is often used because the fingerprint image has a problem such as distortion or chipping in a part of the fingerprint image. It is.
- the fingerprint matching when the fingerprint matching is performed, if a sufficient degree of matching is obtained to re-register the fingerprint, the date and time of the last re-registration of the fingerprint image and the current date and time Compare with If the difference is about half a year or more, all registered fingerprint image information registered in RAM I 40 is deleted, and the subject is re-registered until the number of registered fingerprint images reaches the specified number. . As a result, all old fingerprint images can be deleted and new fingerprint images can be re-registered, so that the matching performance can be improved. In this case, the registered fingerprint image is updated along with the aging of the finger, and the fingerprint matching can be always performed with high accuracy.
- a registered fingerprint image is specified from among a plurality of registered fingerprint images based on the relative positions of the registered fingerprint images of a plurality of parts of one finger of the registered person.
- a portable terminal having a small image sensor that can only partially read a fingerprint of a finger can be used. It can be mounted, and has the effect of performing highly accurate fingerprint collation.
- the fingerprint matching device, the fingerprint matching method, and the fingerprint matching program according to the present invention are useful for fingerprint matching in a portable terminal.
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