Covert Sampling
"Covert sampling" refers to a method in which biometric samples are being collected at a location or in a manner that is not known to bystanders or to test subjects.
One example of a covert sampling environment would be an airport checkpoint where face images of passengers are captured by surveillance cameras and are then compared to a watchlist without their knowledge.
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Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Behavioral Biometric Characteristic Biological Biometric Characteristic Biometrics Biometric Data Biometrics Algorithm Biometric Match Biometric Match Threshold Biometric Sample Biometric System Capture Common Biometric Exchange File Format (CBEFF) Challenge Response Closed-set Identification Covert Sampling Feature Extraction Live Biometric Capture Liveness Detection Non-cooperative User One-to-many One-to-One Open-set Identification Overt Collection Speaker Recognition Spoofing Template Threshold True Accept Rate True Reject Rate Uncooperative User Verification
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