This study focuses on the robustness of face demorphing as a technique to protect face recognition systems against the well-known morphing threat. In particular, we check if in presence of face variations of different type and strength, the demorphing process significantly reduces the Genuine Acceptance Rate leading to an excessive number of false morphing warnings. Experimental results show that, except for extreme conditions that are unlikely in e-gates scenario, demorphing does not markedly affect face recognition accuracy.

Ferrara, M., Franco, A., Maltoni, D. (2018). Face demorphing in the presence of facial appearance variations [10.23919/EUSIPCO.2018.8553430].

Face demorphing in the presence of facial appearance variations

Ferrara, Matteo
;
Franco, Annalisa;Maltoni, Davide
2018

Abstract

This study focuses on the robustness of face demorphing as a technique to protect face recognition systems against the well-known morphing threat. In particular, we check if in presence of face variations of different type and strength, the demorphing process significantly reduces the Genuine Acceptance Rate leading to an excessive number of false morphing warnings. Experimental results show that, except for extreme conditions that are unlikely in e-gates scenario, demorphing does not markedly affect face recognition accuracy.
2018
26th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO)
2365
2369
Ferrara, M., Franco, A., Maltoni, D. (2018). Face demorphing in the presence of facial appearance variations [10.23919/EUSIPCO.2018.8553430].
Ferrara, Matteo; Franco, Annalisa; Maltoni, Davide
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