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Biometric recognition of the hand in unconstrained images
The aim of this thesis is to progress the use of hand recognition in forensic contexts to aid in intelligence gathering and identification in perpetrator-recorded images depicting criminal activity (such as sexual abuse). Most developments in hand recognition to date have been evaluated on highly co
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