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Efficient Iris Segmentation for Biometric Authentication in IoT using BAT Algorithm
Biometric authentication systems play a crucial role in ensuring secure access control in the era of the Internet of Things (IoT). Iris recognition, in particular, offers a highly accurate and reliable means of authentication. This research article presents a novel approach to iris segmentation using the Binary Bat Algorithm (BAT) in the context of biometric authentication in IoT. The proposed methodology involves preprocessing the iris images, defining an objective function to evaluate the quality of the iris segmentation, encoding the candidate solutions using binary encoding, initializing the population of bat solutions, and incorporating local search mechanisms within the BAT algorithm to fine-tune the segmentation. Experimental evaluations are conducted using a publicly available iris dataset, comparing the proposed BAT algorithm with existing segmentation methods. The performance of the BAT algorithm is assessed using evaluation metrics such as segmentation accuracy, completeness, and computational efficiency. Additionally, the robustness of the BAT algorithm is analyzed under various challenging conditions, including varying lighting conditions, occlusions, and noise. The results demonstrate that the BAT algorithm outperforms existing segmentation methods in terms of accuracy and completeness. The proposed approach shows promising potential for efficient iris segmentation in biometric authentication systems in the IoT domain.
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iris segmentation, biometric authentication, IoT, BAT algorithm, Gabor feature extraction
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