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IEEE P2884

IEEE Draft Standard for Performance Evaluation of Biometric Information: Facial Recognition

This standard defines requirements and testing methods for a facial recognition testing system for end user devices such as mobile phones. System and security requirements, algorithm testing, testing methods, and criteria level definitions are defined. Key metrics for quantized performance evaluation indexes including false accept rate (FAR), false reject rate (FRR), attack presentation false acceptance (APFAR), and Bona Fide Presentation False Rejection Rate (BFPFRR) are defined. Criteria levels for testing the performance indexes are specified, including the detailed steps, environment, and minimum requirements.

Sponsor Committee
CTS/ETSC - Emerging Technology Standards Committee
Status
Active PAR
PAR Approval
2020-06-03

Working Group Details

Society
IEEE Consumer Technology Society
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Sponsor Committee
CTS/ETSC - Emerging Technology Standards Committee
Working Group
BITWG - Biometric Information Testing Working Group
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IEEE Program Manager
Soo Kim
Contact
Working Group Chair
Guanchen Lin

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P2891

IEEE Draft Standard for Performance Evaluation of Biometric Information: Fingerprint Recognition

This standard specifies components of a fingerprint test system for smart devices, such as a mobile phone. Test system requirements are specified together with criteria for performance evaluation, testing methods and procedures and result reporting. Performance metrics which reflect expected device usage are specified, including false accept rate and false reject rate. Multiple testing levels are defined to support a variety of device types.

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