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Contact-Free Heartbeat Signal for Human Identification and Forensicscations. The importance of heartbeat signal, its contact-based and contact-free extraction methods, and the results of its employment for identification purposes, including our very recent achievements, are reviewed in this chapter.

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Hiromi Kuramochi,John A. Dagatain this chapter allows the FHEs to carry out a forensic analysis taking into account both the traditional offline information normally used in paper-based signature analysis, and also the dynamic information of the signatures. Additionally, the tool incorporates two important functionalities, the fi