Where to save finger print data ? how to match finger print detail with out loop?

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I am saving and retrieving fingerprint detail from SQL server. For Matching Finger Print Detail, I am getting all Fingerprint detail and the after Check One by one fingerprint using for Loop. So, it's Slow when Data is huge.

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Is it any other way to save and retrieve finger print Detail?

Posted 17-Feb-21 2:29am

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Updated 17-Feb-21 5:03am

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20212a 17-Feb-21 9:29am

How are you saving it in the database? What datatype?

RickZeeland 18-Feb-21 6:15am

He probably can not put his finger on it :)

20212a 18-Feb-21 7:05am

Bravo. :)

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2021-02-17T03:32:00

As you have the fingerprint bitmaps(?) stored in the database, in the worst case all bitmaps will have to be requested from the database which of course will be very slow.
A solution might be to store the bitmaps in the file system (on disk) and only the filenames in the database.

See tips here: Which would be the best database for storing images and videos in large numbers? - Quora[^]

Another idea might be to use parallel processing and use multiple tasks that read only a part of the database, this can be tricky to implement however.
See example here: c# - How to properly make asynchronous / parallel database calls - Stack Overflow[^]

Another idea, that might be frightening to you as an SQL Server user, is to use PostgreSQL and Haar wavelet technology.
See article here: PostgreSQL Application in Image Search and Video and Image Deduplication - Alibaba Cloud Community[^]
I would personally always prefer PostgreSQL over SQL Server for these kind of scenarios.

Patrice T · Answer 2 · 2021-02-17T05:03:00

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how to match finger print detail with out loop?

Short answer: you don't.
If you store simple bitmaps of finger prints, the only way to match an unknown finger print is to check against everyone in database. There is a loop, explicit or implicit (hidden).

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So, it's Slow when Data is huge.

Indeed, that is the principle.

The only speedup I can think of is to do some analyze of prints to extract key points and their relative positions and use this information as a kind of index.

Where to save finger print data ? how to match finger print detail with out loop?

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