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Ingibjorg Sigurdadottir,Johanna Einarsdottirs that continuous biometric authentication systems have been designed for and the sensing capabilities available on these devices are then described. Next, the datasets that these systems can be constructed with are noted. The user profiles and the way that features, classification, and biometric fu

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Barhm Mohamad,Gábor L. Szepesi,Betti Bolloreiterates the issues with traditional forms of authentication. Then the concept and motivations for continuous biometric authentication are discussed. The type of biometrics behind these systems is then summarised. The considerations for deploying such a system are then briefly discussed. Finally,

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Biometrics for Continuous Authentication,siological and behavioural modalities used in continuous biometric authentication systems are discussed. Then, multibiometrics and systems where they are used are surveyed. Finally, the chapter ends with a summary of the biometrics discussed.

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