Methodologies of Audio-Visual Biometric Performance Evaluation for the H2020 SpeechXRays Project

Aymen Mtibaa, Mohamed Amine Hmani, D. Petrovska-Delacrétaz, J. Boudy, A. Hamida, Claude Bauzou, Iacob Crucianu, I. Markopoulos, Emmanouil G Spanakis, Alexandru Nicolin, Christian Narr, M. Kockmann, Javier Pérez
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Biometric recognition is nowadays widely used in different services and applications, making the user authentication easier and more secure than the traditional authentication system. Starting from this idea, the EU SpeechXRays project H2020 developed and evaluated in real-life environments a user recognition platform based on face and voice modalities. Since the proposed biometric solution was evaluated in real-life environments where biometric data recorded was not accessible because of the General Data Protection Regulation GDPR, the ground truth of the conducted evaluation was not available. To correctly report the performance evaluation, some methodologies were proposed to detect the errors caused by the absence of ground truth. This paper describes the biometric solution provided by the project and presents the biometric performance evaluation carried out in three real-life use case pilots on more than 2 000 users.
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H2020语音x射线项目的视听生物识别性能评估方法
目前,生物特征识别在不同的服务和应用中得到了广泛的应用,它使用户的身份认证比传统的身份认证系统更容易、更安全。基于这一想法,EU SpeechXRays项目H2020在现实环境中开发并评估了基于面部和语音模式的用户识别平台。由于拟议的生物识别解决方案是在现实环境中进行评估的,而由于通用数据保护条例GDPR,生物识别数据记录无法访问,因此无法获得所进行评估的基本事实。为了正确地报告性能评估,提出了一些方法来检测由于缺乏地面真值而引起的误差。本文介绍了该项目提供的生物识别解决方案,并介绍了在超过2000名用户的三个现实用例试点中进行的生物识别性能评估。
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