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deformable model for fingerprint matching

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hiii..
my project is deformable model for fingerprint matching....plz help me how to start my prject...

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how to implement this in matlab???plz help me..
 

Hi pooja
1- read papers that are related to this issue.
2-chose one model from applied models in this area.
3- start to implement it by Matlab!
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i read papers related to this issue but how to implements in mathlab??
plz give some links of articals related to this topic,which help in my project....
 

I find a keyboard and decent text editor a good way to enter matlab code.

Usually, that kind of conversion is your job, not ours!
 

hiiii....
which text editor use for matlab code??
plz give some steps that are help me in my poject..
 

pooja sharma said:
hiiii....
which text editor use for matlab code??
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hiiiiIIiiii!

notepad works fine.
xemacs works fine.
entering lines in matlab itself and figuring out the script works fine.

plz give some steps that are help me in my poject..
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sheikh actually already gave the main steps in post #2. Are you already done reading papers and have a working model? You work faster than me if you just started. :p Matlab is the least of your worries. Get a piece of paper and a pen and scribble down your model. That's usually most of the work. If you have it sufficiently worked out on paper cramming in it matlab or whatever is reasonably trivial. I cheat a bit with "sufficiently worked out", but you get the idea. If you have the idea clear in your head/on paper, matlab implementation should be the easy part.

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Also, in case you are unfamiliar with it ... lots of info to be found here: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/
 
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