Forked from robertodaza/prueba1/3

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This algorithm is splittable

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Group: probes

Endpoint Name Data Format Nature
comparison_ids system/array_1d_text/1 Input
keystroke tutorial/atvs_keystroke/1 Input
probe_client_id system/text/1 Input
scores elie_khoury/string_probe_scores/1 Output

Group: templates

Endpoint Name Data Format Nature
template_client_id system/text/1 Input
id system/text/1 Input
features tutorial/atvs_keystroke/1 Input

Parameters allow users to change the configuration of an algorithm when scheduling an experiment

Name Description Type Default Range/Choices
field Data field used to generate the feature template string given_name given_name, family_name, email, nationality, id_number, all_five
distance Distance to obtain the matching score string Modified Scaled Manhattan Scaled Manhattan, Modified Scaled Manhattan, Combined Manhattan-Mahalanobis, Mahalanobis + Nearest Neighbor

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Library Import as
robertodaza/competition--modified_scaled_distance--scaled_distance--mad-/1 prueba

The code for this algorithm in Python
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This algorithm is designed to be used as a simple enrollment strategy of keystroke data. It enrolls a model from several features by computing the average and standard deviation of the enrollment features.

Note

All features must have the same length.

Experiments

Updated Name Databases/Protocols Analyzers
robertodaza/robertodaza/example2/2/article_one_block atvskeystroke/1@A robertodaza/analyzercompetition/2
robertodaza/robertodaza/example2/2/article_one_block1 atvskeystroke/1@A robertodaza/analyzerahora/1

This table shows the number of times this algorithm has been successfully run using the given environment. Note this does not provide sufficient information to evaluate if the algorithm will run when submitted to different conditions.

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