Competition Description

Important Dates

Mar 15th, 2024

Registration and PAD submission are now open.

Sample data is available upon registration.

May 15th, 2024

Submission deadline

Participants’ deadline for submission of PAD solutions.

Optional: short descriptions of the methods of non-anonymous participants who want to co-author the IJCB paper.

June 26th, 2024

Result Completed

The best teams will be invited to co-author the IJCB paper submission.

FAQ

  1. Is a Win32 application required? “Other formats are possible with approval from the LivDet team”.
  2. Should it be a single executable? “it can be delivered as a zip file containing additional files or folders (such as models, configurations, etc.)”.
  3. What is the format of the software to be submitted? Is there a standard API? “The application should be in the format of a .exe file that can be directly opened and executed in a Windows terminal or command prompt.”
  4. Is there a description of the types of presentation attacks we would expect to encounter? “Images and video attack forms”.
  5. what should the score look like? “PAD score should range from 0 to 100 threshold set a 50 threshold”. 50-100 as live, and 0-49 as spoof.
  6. If we submit, will the results be public like NIST FRTE or will there be a codename approach similar to the DHS Rally? “Participants can decide to use a code name or submit anonymously” Choice anonymous or not – Participants will receive evaluated results and they can desire. Non-anonymous – Coauthor the publication if the author or system performs amongst the best.
  7. Metrics evaluated? “BPCER, APCER, ACER, and IAPAR with FRR, if matching and PAD analysis is carried out.”

Results and IJCB Paper Submission

Winners:

Competition Results – Part 1

IJCB Paper Submission:

At least all winners (from all categories) will be invited to co-author the IJCB paper submission. Depending on the number and quality of submissions (e.g., when the performance between the winners and runner-ups is small), we will extend this invitation to the authors of other well-performing algorithms and systems, to make the resulting paper useful for the community and the participants.

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