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Self-update and co-update algorithms are aimed at gradually adapting biometric templates to the intra-class variations. These update techniques have been claimed to be effective in capturing variations occurring in medium time period but no experimental evaluations have been done in the literature to clearly show this fact. The aim of this paper is the analysis and comparison of these update techniques on the sequence of input batch of samples as available over time, specifically, in the time-span of 1.5 years. Effectiveness of these techniques have been compared in terms of capability to capture significant intra-class variations and the attained performance improvement, over time. Experiments are carried out on DIEE multi-modal dataset, explicitly collected for this aim. This dataset is publicly available by contacting the authors

Temporal Analysis of Biometric Template Update Procedures in Uncontrolled Environment