John V. Monaco

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Md Liakat Ali, John V. Monaco, Charles C. Tappert, Meikang Qiu:
Keystroke Biometric Systems for User Authentication. J. Signal Process. Syst. 86(2-3): 175-190 (2017)
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Md Liakat Ali, John V. Monaco, Charles C. Tappert:
Biometric studies with hidden Markov model and its extension on short fixed-text input. UEMCON 2017: 258-264
2015
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John V. Monaco, Md Liakat Ali, Charles C. Tappert:
Spoofing key-press latencies with a generative keystroke dynamics model. BTAS 2015: 1-8
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Md Liakat Ali, Kutub Thakur, John V. Monaco, Meikang Qiu:
An Approach to Minimize Crossings in Phylogenetic Trees. CSCloud 2015: 42-47
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Md Liakat Ali, Charles C. Tappert, Meikang Qiu, John V. Monaco:
Authentication and Identification Methods Used in Keystroke Biometric Systems. HPCC/CSS/ICESS 2015: 1424-1429

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