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While no published work exists for crease matching, some studies have explored the problem of automated crease detection. In this thesis, we study the possibility of using creases for fingerprint matching. We also suggest two techniques to automatically extract creases from an input fingerprint image. Finally, we study the correlation between fingerprint creases and age of an individual.","abstract_html":"Fingerprint is a biometric trait that is widely used for human identification and verification. Most fingerprint biometric systems make use of certain salient features on the fingerprint, including minutiae points, pores, and singular points, for comparing two fingerprint images. In this work, we explore the possibility of using fingerprint creases for comparing two fingerprints. Creases can be described as white lines or scars on a fingerprint image. 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