Biometrics were technologies used to measure biological characteristics and identify them. Kanan Jarrus once wondered what information the Galactic Empire had on him; a soundprint of his voice or a genetic sample being the prime concerns. The internal display of Sabine Wren's helmet gave her Ezra Bridger's biometrics, allowing her to identify him as human.
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| - Biometrics were technologies used to measure biological characteristics and identify them. Kanan Jarrus once wondered what information the Galactic Empire had on him; a soundprint of his voice or a genetic sample being the prime concerns. The internal display of Sabine Wren's helmet gave her Ezra Bridger's biometrics, allowing her to identify him as human.
- Biometrics is
- In an alternate future, Cambridge University had a biometrics lab among its facilities. Data suggested using the lab to run a series of neurographic scans on Jean-Luc Picard, who claimed to be skipping through time. (TNG: "All Good Things..." )
- Biometrics involves the identification of an individual based on their physical or behavioral characteristics. This idea is very different from conventional ways of accessing information. Biometrics requires that specific person to be present in order to be granted access.Biometrics is broken down into two sub groups. Although both are used for the same purpose, they involve different technologies. The first group, physiological biometrics includes iris, fingerprint, hand and face scans. Physiological biometrics, work by sending a scan of the required body part through a numeric encryption. This process of encryption is called an algorithm. For example, for a fingerprint scan every part of the print would go through a numeric computer encryption, meaning that the ridges, dots and pressure
- Biometrics (ancient Greek: bios ="life", metron ="measure") refers to two very different fields of study and application. The first, which is the older and is used in biological studies, including forestry, is the collection, synthesis, analysis and management of quantitative data on biological communities such as forests. Biometrics in reference to biological sciences has been studied and applied for several generations and is somewhat simply viewed as "biological statistics." For the use of biometrics in biology, see Biostatistics.
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| - Biometrics (ancient Greek: bios ="life", metron ="measure") refers to two very different fields of study and application. The first, which is the older and is used in biological studies, including forestry, is the collection, synthesis, analysis and management of quantitative data on biological communities such as forests. Biometrics in reference to biological sciences has been studied and applied for several generations and is somewhat simply viewed as "biological statistics." More recently and incongruently, the term's meaning has been broadened to include the study of methods for uniquely recognizing humans based upon one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits. For the use of biometrics in biology, see Biostatistics. Some researchers have coined the term behaviometrics for behavioral biometrics such as typing rhythm or mouse gestures where the analysis can be done continuously without interrupting or interfering with user activities.
- Biometrics involves the identification of an individual based on their physical or behavioral characteristics. This idea is very different from conventional ways of accessing information. Biometrics requires that specific person to be present in order to be granted access.Biometrics is broken down into two sub groups. Although both are used for the same purpose, they involve different technologies. The first group, physiological biometrics includes iris, fingerprint, hand and face scans. Physiological biometrics, work by sending a scan of the required body part through a numeric encryption. This process of encryption is called an algorithm. For example, for a fingerprint scan every part of the print would go through a numeric computer encryption, meaning that the ridges, dots and pressure points of the print would be reviewed. Next it is broken down into a digital template. Then the computer determines if the print is already in the database. If the print is in the system then access will be granted, if not then access is denied. Physiological biometrics proves to be more reliable due to the fact that physical traits do not normally change. The other type of biometrics deals with behavioral traits or patterns. Behavioral biometrics includes voice, signature and key strokes. Although these patterns and traits are stored and used almost the same way as the physiological biometrics, behavioral are updated more frequently. Also, these algorithms must be aware that the user’s voice may be different depending on the weather and illness. Determining which is more useful or appropriate depends on the situation.
- Biometrics were technologies used to measure biological characteristics and identify them. Kanan Jarrus once wondered what information the Galactic Empire had on him; a soundprint of his voice or a genetic sample being the prime concerns. The internal display of Sabine Wren's helmet gave her Ezra Bridger's biometrics, allowing her to identify him as human.
- Biometrics is
- In an alternate future, Cambridge University had a biometrics lab among its facilities. Data suggested using the lab to run a series of neurographic scans on Jean-Luc Picard, who claimed to be skipping through time. (TNG: "All Good Things..." )
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