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Biometric identification is the task of recognizing an individual using biological or behavioral traits and, recently, electrocardiogram has emerged as a prominent trait. In addition, deep learning is a fast-paced research field where several models, training schemes and applications are being actively investigated. In this paper, an ECG-based biometric system using a deep autoencoder to learn a lower dimensional representation of heartbeat templates is proposed. A superior identification performance is achieved, validating the expressiveness of such representation. A transfer learning setting is also explored and results show practically no loss of performance, suggesting that these deep learning methods can be deployed in systems with offline training.

ECG-based Biometrics using a Deep Autoencoder for Feature Learning - An Empirical Study on Transferability