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A-Survey: Identification and Classification of Fingerprints via the Extreme Learning Machine Algorithm

David Zabala-Blanco    
Diego Martinez-Pereira    
Marco Flores-Calero    
Jayanta Datta    
Ali Dehghan Firoozabadi    

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