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Yayın Fingertip ECG signal based biometric recognition system(Işık Üniversitesi, 2016-05-10) Güven, Gökhan; Gürkan, Hakan; Güz, Ümit; Işık Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Elektronik Mühendisliği Yüksek Lisans ProgramıThe idea is the; realize biometric recognition system by using ECG signal which was began to use in the last 10 years. Until now, ECG based biometric systems have been developed by using the database which ECG signals are taken from the subjects’ chest by using patient monitor or high speed data acquisition systems. For constructing database, most researchers have used three disposable ECG electrodes on subjects’ chest to extract the ECG signal. Because of that, ECG based biometric systems were being considered hard to use. For this reason, we want to make a system that is easy to carry, and easy to apply on subjects. In most of biometric systems, ECG database have constructed by using ECG signal of the subjects that were taken by using electrodes which were located in left and right side of the heart with a reference electrode on right leg. However, in our system, the database consisted of the ECG signals which were taken by using patient’s right and left thumb. The difference of our system with the others is; there is EMG noise which is in the same frequency range with ECG signal. Because of frequencies are the same, it is very hard to eliminate with filters. For this reason, database was enhanced by applying the different filters on ECG signal to reduce the noises for higher recognition rate. First week of the dataset -which was obtained by using ECG signals of 30 people in two separate weeks- is extracted the personality information by performing AC/DCT and MFCC methods and is reserved as training dataset. ECG signals which obtained by AC/DCT methods in second week are called as test dataset. First candidate is determined by putting the AC/DCT features of an unknown person into the LDA classifier. In the meantime, same person’s MFCC features put into the LDA classifier and the second candidate is determined. If these two candidates are the same, they are labeled as A and B person. If they are not the same person, then QRS frames of the proximate two candidates obtained from AC/DCT features and QRS frames of the proximate two candidates obtained from MFCC features are sent to K-NN algorithm. QRS frames of these 4 candidates are sorted ascending according to the proximity to the QRS frame of unknown person, and nearest candidate to unknown QRS segment is labeled as A and B person. Proposed method was reached to success at rate of %96 average frame recognition.
