Method for detecting forgery in a traced signature by measuring

Image analysis – Applications – Personnel identification

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ABSTRACT:
Forgeries are detected by curve fitting the signature in question. The length of the curve fitted signature and the length of the signature in question are compared. If the signature in question is a traced or copied forgery, it will tend to have a significant amount of jitter which results in a significantly longer length than the curved fitted signature.

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