
doi: 10.1007/11554028_98
We argue how we can deal with pressure sensors for person recognition issue. It would appear that the information from the pressure sensors are relatively robust but weak. Using such sensors we argue the merit and possible use of these information. We describe: 1) to what degree and in what way information collected by pressure sensors on a chair is effective for person recognition, and 2) to what situation we can apply these sensor information and how practical they are.
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