Abstract: Fingerprint is used as an Identity Authentication Parameter. RNA-FINNT is a Fingerprint Hash Algorithm which is used to extract the hash code value of fingerprint when it is used for identity authentication. This algorithm is already validated on two parameters: reduction in number of angles and removal of dependency on global features. But this paper elucidates the third parameter which is error percentage that how RNA-FINNT has resulted in reduction in error percentage. Detailed analysis of existing algorithms (Grid Hash, Angle Hash and Minimum Distance Hash) is done on the basis of number of minutiae points extracted and on the behalf of which corresponding error percentage is calculated. Proof is generated through mathematical calculation that increase in the number of minutiae points in RNA-FINNT would result in decrease of error percentage. Validation is done that execution of RNA-FINNT results in reduction of error percentage.

• Publication Date: 24-Feb-2013
• DOI: 10.15224/978-981-07-5461-7-12
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Abstract: One of the major challenges for the IT companies today is how to manage large growing volumes of data and how to produce a quality driven software product ensuring optimal utilization of resources with minimum cost. The database management system is a software system i.e. a set of programs that provides its users with processes for defining, building, manipulating and sharing databases amongst the users and applications. A cloud data base management system is a database management system for management of cloud data and provides delivery of computing as services rather than as product. In this paper we have proposed an architecture for management of data in cloud termed as “Cloud Database Management System Architecture”. The cloud database management system provides an approach for management of cloud data. The cloud data are spread over the internet and are stored to a remote server managed by a third party. Hence, the cloud data management is a major issue which needs to be catered t

• Publication Date: 24-Feb-2013
• DOI: 10.15224/978-981-07-5461-7-13
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