Fingerprint Registration Method Reducing False Accept Rate

The patent segments the fingerprint registration process into distinct phases: initial registration phase where multiple images are collected and stored separately, and subsequent verification phase where the judgment module compares new fingerprints against the stored set. This segmentation allows efficient collection of multiple samples while maintaining security through structured verification logic that prevents false accepts.

The judgment module provides feedback by comparing feature points of newly captured fingerprint images against the stored set of fingerprint images. This feedback mechanism determines whether to accept or reject the registration, enabling the system to maintain high registration success rates while preventing false accepts through intelligent decision-making based on feature point comparison results.

The system performs preliminary action by storing multiple fingerprint images during the initial registration phase before any verification occurs. This preliminary collection of diverse finger samples enables convenient subsequent operations where users can register with any of their fingers, while the pre-stored images serve as a secure reference set for the judgment module to prevent false accepts.

The judgment module acts as an intermediary between the fingerprint capture and the registration decision. It mediates by comparing feature points of captured images against the stored set, enabling convenient multi-finger registration while preventing security risks through its filtering and verification function.