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Balancing Foundation Models and Trait-Specific Learning for Forehead-Crease Recognition
Biometric recognition often degrades under partial facial vis- ibility, where conventional facial cues are occluded. The forehead region remains consistently visible and contains distinctive crease patterns that can serve as a complementary biometric trait. We present a unified eval- uation of foreh
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