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Fig 6: Iris recognition base algorithm

BIOMETRICS AND FORENSICS
BIOME T R IC S AND F OR ENSIC S
Biometrics and forensic science make a good combination in crime de-

tection. In spite of having similarities, they also have differences among

them. They work on different approaches. Forensic science works after

the event occurs, whereas biometric technology works before. The evi-
dence found by forensics is unknown, but in biometrics, the information

of the data is already known and needs to be verified.

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