Performance Optimization in Three-Modality Biometric Verification using Heterogeneous CPU-GPU Computation
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This paper proposes a method to improve the performance of tri-modal biometric verification using a heterogeneous computing system exploiting the synergy between CPU and GPU. The main objective is to reduce the time required for verification while maintaining the system's accuracy. The design of this system is based on a decision fusion algorithm based on the logical OR connector, enabling the results of the three modalities to be combined. The implementation is being carried out in C# with Visual Studio 2019, using the Task Parallel Library to parallelize tasks on the CPU, and OpenCL.NET to manage processing on the GPU. The tests carried out on a representative sample of 1,000 individuals, show a clear improvement in performance compared with a sequential system. Execution times were significantly reduced, ranging from 0.03 ms to 0.67 ms for data sizes between 50 and 1000. Analysis of the performance gains, based on Amdahl's law, reveals that the proportion of tasks that can be parallelized remains higher in heterogeneous systems than in parallel and sequential systems, even though part of processing remains sequential for large data sizes. This study highlights the ability of heterogeneous computing systems to effectively reduce the verification time of biometric systems while maintaining an optimal balance between processing speed and overall efficiency. The results demonstrate the potential of this approach for advanced biometric applications, particularly in distributed environments.
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