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Towards understanding the symmetry of human ears: A biometric perspective
2010
2010 Fourth IEEE International Conference on Biometrics: Theory, Applications and Systems (BTAS)
In this paper, an analysis of the symmetry of human ears is presented. Such an analysis is essential in order to understand the possibility of matching the left and right ears of an individual, or to reconstruct portions of the ear that may be occluded in a surveillance video. Ear symmetry is assessed geometrically using symmetry operators and Iannarelli's measurements, where the contribution of individual ear regions to the overall symmetry of the ear is studied. Next, to assess the ear
doi:10.1109/btas.2010.5634535
dblp:conf/btas/AbazaR10
fatcat:yiuyc6b2hval5nyd5pcze3i5zi