Belief trees and networks for biometric applications
Abstract This paper aims to introduce the novel approach to the design of a class of decision-making tools based on belief networks for biometric applications. The problem is formulated as mapping the belief networks into the homogeneous computing network, in order to meet the requirements of real-t...
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