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On-line handwritten signature verification using hidden Markov model features
A method for the automatic verification of on-line handwritten signatures using both global and local features as described. The global and local features capture various aspects of signature shape and dynamics of signature production. The authors demonstrate that with the addition to the global features of a local feature based on the signature likelihood obtained from hidden Markov models (HMM) the performance of signature verification improves significantly. The current version of the program, has 2.5% equal error rate. At the 1% false rejection (FR) point, the addition of the local information to the algorithm with only global features reduced the false acceptance (FA) rate from 13% to 5%.