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What you can't see can help you -- extended-range imaging for 3D-mask presentation attack detection

Sébastien Marcel
2017
Conference paper

Abstract

We show how imagery in NIR and LWIR bandwidths can be used to detect 2D as well as mask based presentation attacks on face-recognition systems.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/231840?ln=en

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