The methods for human identity authentication based on biometrics – the
physiological and behavioural characteristics of a person have been evolving
continuously and seen significant improvement in performance and robustness over
the last few years. However, most of the systems reported perform well in controlled
operating scenarios, and their performance deteriorates significantly under real world
operating conditions, and far from satisfactory in terms of robustness and accuracy,
vulnerability to fraud and forgery, and use of acceptable and appropriate
authentication protocols. To address these challenges, and the requirements of new
and emerging applications, and for seamless diffusion of biometrics in society, there is
a need for development of novel paradigms and protocols, and improved algorithms
and authentication techniques…

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