One of the most important modules of computer systems is the one that is responsible for user safety. It was proven that simple passwords and logins cannot guarantee high efficiency and are easy to obtain by the hackers. The well-known alternative is identity recognition based on biometrics. In recent years, more interest was observed in iris as a biometrics trait. It was caused due to high efficiency and accuracy guaranteed by this measurable feature. The consequences of such interest are observable in the literature. There are multiple, diversified approaches proposed by different authors. However, neither of them uses discrete fast Fourier transform (DFFT) components to describe iris sample. In this work, the authors present their own approach to iris-based human identity recognition with DFFT components selected with principal component analysis algorithm. For classification, three algorithms were used—k-nearest neighbors, support vector machines and artificial neural networks. Performed tests have shown that satisfactory results can be obtained with the proposed method.
Edi Muškardin, Bernhard K. Aichernig, Ingo Pill, Andrea Pferscher, Martin Tappler
AbstractAALpy is an extensible open-source Python library providing efficient implementations of active automata learning algorithms for deterministic, non-deterministic, and stochastic systems. We put a special focus on the conformance testing aspect in active automata learning, as well as on an intuitive and seamlessly integrated interface for learning automata characterizing real-world reactive systems. In this article, we present AALpy’s core functionalities, illustrate its usage via examples, and evaluate its learning performance. Finally, we present selected case studies on learning models of various types of systems with AALpy.
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