Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems
Patent
1976-08-20
1978-04-25
Thesz, Joseph M.
Communications: electrical
Digital comparator systems
3401463SG, G06K 900
Patent
active
040865673
ABSTRACT:
When signals derived from a template signature are to be compared directly with signals derived from a specimen signature, because no two signatures are alike, there is a requirement for providing a certain degree of "rubberiness" between the specimen and template signals. Previously such rubberiness was achieved by breaking the signal up into fixed portions and then conducting translation, stretch and contraction between these fixed portions in the course of the comparison. In this invention, advantage is taken of the existence of prominent landmarks in the template and specimen signatures, and the signatures are broken up between these landmarks for the purpose of achieving rubberiness and/or translation. The landmarks in the signals derived from the signatures to be compared are exactly aligned before the correlation process is undertaken.
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Crane Hewitt David
Wolf Daniel Errol
Stanford Research Institute
Thesz Joseph M.
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