Behavioral Biometric CharacteristicA biometric characteristic that is learned and acquired over time rather than one based primarily on biology.
BenchmarkingTo measure a process or practice according to specified standards or references
BifurcationA split in the delivery path of an e-mail message, which is sent to multiple recipients, so that the different recipients receive different copies of the…
BinningProcess of parsing (examining) or classifying data in order to accelerate and/or improve biometric matching.
Biological Biometric CharacteristicA biometric characteristic based primarily on an anatomical or physiological characteristic, rather than a learned behavior.
Biometric Consortium (BC)An open forum to share information throughout government, industry, and academia. For more information visit www.biometrics.org.
Biometric DataA catch-all phrase for computer data created during a biometric process. It encompasses raw sensor observations, biometric samples, models, templates…
Biometric SampleInformation or computer data obtained from a biometric sensor device. Examples are images of a face or fingerprint.
Biometric SystemAn automated system capable of: 1) capturing a biometric sample from an end user; 2) extracting biometric data from that sample; 3) comparing the…
Biometrics(BY-oh-MEH-triks) The science of collecting and analyzing biologic or health data using statistical methods.