Person authentication method
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsHiroo Saito, Hiroshi Sukegawa
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Abstract
According to one embodiment, a person authentication method includes obtaining, from a medium carried by a person who passes through a first position, first information indicating the gender and the age of the person; performing a first authentication operation with respect to a person whose face image is included in a first image obtained by capturing a person passing through the first position; and setting, as the first authentication operation, an authentication operation to be performed using the face image of a person having the gender and the age specified in the first information.
Claims4
A person authentication method comprising:
- obtaining, from a medium carried by a person who passes through a first position, first information indicating gender and age of the person;
- performing a first authentication operation with respect to a person whose face image is included in a first image obtained by capturing a person passing through the first position;
- setting, as the first authentication operation, an authentication operation to be performed using a face image of a person having gender and age specified in the first information;
- storing history information of the first authentication operation in a corresponding manner to first identification information of a person who is successfully authenticated in the first authentication operation,
- obtaining, from a medium carried by a person who passes through a second position at downstream side of the first position in direction of traffic of persons, second identification information of the person,
- performing a re-authentication operation with respect to a person with face image included in a second image that is taken by capturing a person passing through the second position,
- retrieving, from the first memory, the history information matching with a predetermined reconfirmation history condition, and
- performing the re-authentication operation only when the second identification information matches with the first identification information that is stored in a corresponding manner to the retrieved history information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.