Norman Poh

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Amin Merati, Norman Poh, Josef Kittler:
User-Specific Cohort Selection and Score Normalization for Biometric Systems. IEEE Trans. Inf. Forensics Secur. 7(4): 1270-1277 (2012)
2011
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Norman Poh, Amin Merati, Josef Kittler:
Heterogeneous information fusion: A novel fusion paradigm for biometric systems. IJCB 2011: 1-8
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Josef Kittler, Norman Poh, Amin Merati:
Cohort Based Approach to Multiexpert Class Verification. MCS 2011: 319-329
2010
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Amin Merati, Norman Poh, Josef Kittler:
Extracting discriminative information from cohort models. BTAS 2010: 1-6
2009
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Norman Poh, Amin Merati, Josef Kittler:
Making better biometric decisions with quality and cohort information: A case study in fingerprint verification. EUSIPCO 2009: 70-74

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