Question 2: | A biometric system consists of two subsystems: face and fingerprint. The following values have been obtained for the two subsystems separately: FMR (False Match Rate) FNMR (False Non-Match Rate) Face subsystem Fingerprint subsystem 8% 10 % 4% 14% Suppose that the subsystems decisions are combined as follows: The outcome of the combined system will be a match only when the outcomes of both of the subsystems are matches. When the outcome of either subsystem is a non-match, the outcome of the combined system will be a non-match. a. Compute the FMR and FNMR values of the combined system? b. What are your conclusions about the performance of the combined system?

Question 2: | A biometric system consists of two subsystems: face and fingerprint. The following values have been obtained for the two subsystems separately: FMR (False Match Rate) FNMR (False Non-Match Rate) Face subsystem Fingerprint subsystem 8% 10 % 4% 14% Suppose that the subsystems decisions are combined as follows: The outcome of the combined system will be a match only when the outcomes of both of the subsystems are matches. When the outcome of either subsystem is a non-match, the outcome of the combined system will be a non-match. a. Compute the FMR and FNMR values of the combined system? b. What are your conclusions about the performance of the combined system?

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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