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    Moises Diaz-Cabrera

    The dynamic signature is a biometric trait widely used and accepted for verifying a person's identity. Current automatic signature-based biometric systems typically require five, ten, or even more specimens of a person's signature... more
    The dynamic signature is a biometric trait widely used and accepted for verifying a person's identity. Current automatic signature-based biometric systems typically require five, ten, or even more specimens of a person's signature to learn intrapersonal variability sufficient to provide an accurate verification of the individual's identity. To mitigate this drawback, this paper proposes a procedure for training with only a single reference signature. Our strategy consists of duplicating the given signature a number of times and training an automatic signature verifier with each of the resulting signatures. The duplication scheme is based on a sigma lognormal decomposition of the reference signature. Two methods are presented to create human-like duplicated signatures: the first varies the strokes' lognormal parameters (stroke-wise) whereas the second modifies their virtual target points (target-wise). A challenging benchmark, assessed with multiple state-of-the-art a...
    A handwritten signature is the final response to a complex cognitive and neuromuscular process which is the result of the learning process. Because of the many factors involved in signing, it is possible to study the signature from many... more
    A handwritten signature is the final response to a complex cognitive and neuromuscular process which is the result of the learning process. Because of the many factors involved in signing, it is possible to study the signature from many points of view: graphologists, forensic experts, neurologists and computer vision experts have all examined them. Researchers study written signatures for psychiatric, penal, health and automatic verification purposes. As a potentially useful, multi-purpose study, this paper is focused on the lexical morphology of handwritten signatures. This we understand to mean the identification, analysis, and description of the signature structures of a given signer. In this work we analyze different public datasets involving 1533 signers from different Western geographical areas. Some relevant characteristics of signature lexical morphology have been selected, examined in terms of their probability distribution functions and modeled through a General Extreme Va...
    ABSTRACT Traffic Light Detection is a problem differently approached by many research groups around the world. Here we present a novel technique to detect suspended traffic lights, based on colors and features such as black area of... more
    ABSTRACT Traffic Light Detection is a problem differently approached by many research groups around the world. Here we present a novel technique to detect suspended traffic lights, based on colors and features such as black area of traffic lights or area of lighting lamps. Additionally, the traffic light distance is estimated aiming at slowing down and stopping in the correct position, in case of red light. Some preliminary test results are presented to assess both the detection rate and the distance estimation.
    In our group we have been dealing with traffic simulation for a few years. We plan to develop research initiatives in order to give our microsimulators a higher level of accuracy. We believe that it could help to have a multimodal... more
    In our group we have been dealing with traffic simulation for a few years. We plan to develop research initiatives in order to give our microsimulators a higher level of accuracy. We believe that it could help to have a multimodal microsimulation, in the sense of making ...
    ABSTRACT In the present article our purpose is to share the design and some initial validation test results we have developed with a new extended cellular automata simulation model. Such new model is equipped to simulate both overtaking... more
    ABSTRACT In the present article our purpose is to share the design and some initial validation test results we have developed with a new extended cellular automata simulation model. Such new model is equipped to simulate both overtaking and two basic driving behaviour rough patterns: Some virtual drivers facilitate others drivers' manoeuvres and some do not do so.
    Intelligent Vehicle Robotics is a research area affordable only to big size research groups, mainly because of its high costs. By the present work we propose to develop Intelligent Vehicle Robotics research with modest budgets using an... more
    Intelligent Vehicle Robotics is a research area affordable only to big size research groups, mainly because of its high costs. By the present work we propose to develop Intelligent Vehicle Robotics research with modest budgets using an accurately scaled platform. We ...
    Page 1. User Equilibrium Study of AETROS Travel Route Optimization System Javier J. Sanchez-Medina, Moises Diaz-Cabrera, Manuel J. Galan-Moreno, and Enrique Rubio-Royo ... For N periods, the used parameter is sam-pled during every period.... more
    Page 1. User Equilibrium Study of AETROS Travel Route Optimization System Javier J. Sanchez-Medina, Moises Diaz-Cabrera, Manuel J. Galan-Moreno, and Enrique Rubio-Royo ... For N periods, the used parameter is sam-pled during every period. ...
    Traffic Circles are frequently used in cities, to control vehicular traffic at intersections. As said in [1], their main advantages can be the provision of an adequate throughput and the improvement of user safety, by slower vehicle... more
    Traffic Circles are frequently used in cities, to control vehicular traffic at intersections. As said in [1], their main advantages can be the provision of an adequate throughput and the improvement of user safety, by slower vehicle speeds and reducing traffic conflicts.