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- First Name: Patrick
- Last Name: Grother
- Priority: Normal
- Job Title: Computer Scientist
- Company: National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
- Country: United States of America
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- Session Timeslot: Tuesday 05/04/2022 11:15-11:35
- Session Title: Intergraf Identity High
- Link for Session Title: https://intergrafconference.com/index.php/conference/intergraf-identity-high
- Session Track: Identity
- Session Type: Presentation
- Session Location: Salon Pasteur
- Role: Speaker
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Bio:
Patrick Grother is a scientist at the National Institute of Standards in Technology responsible for biometric algorithm evaluation, and biometric performance testing standardisation.
He leads the Face Recognition Vendor Tests which constitute the world’s largest independent public tests of face recognition algorithms. These give quantitative support to developers, end-users and policy makers faced with algorithm selection, performance adequacy assessment, procurement specification. His current research interests relate biometric failure analysis, image quality, demographic effects, and scalability.
Patrick co-chairs NIST’s biannual International Face Performance Conference (IFPC) on measurement, metrics and certification. He assists several US Government agencies in biometrics performance assessment and standardisation.
Since 2018, Patrick has served as the chairman of the ISO/IEC/JTC 1 Subcommittee 37 on Biometrics where he has edited six performance testing and data interchange standards. He received the IEC 1906 Award in 2009, the ANSI Lohse IT Medal in 2013, and U.S. Department of Commerce Gold Medals in 2007, 2012 and 2021.
- Presentation Title: Face recognition: what challenges remain?
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Presentation 2-Line Description:
Face recognition accuracy has improved massively. So how and when does it still fail? The talk will describe remaining challenges in face recognition, including morph and presentation attack detection.
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