The BEST overall quantitative measure of the performance of biometric control devices is:

A.
false-rejection rate.

B.
false-acceptance rate.

C.
equal-error rate.

D.
estimated-error rate.

Explanation:
A low equal-error rate (EER) is a combination of a low false-rejection rate and a low false-acceptance rate.
EER, expressed as a percentage, is a measure of the number of times that the false-rejection and falseacceptance rates are equal. A low EER is the measure of the more effective biometrics control device. Low
false-rejection rates or low false-acceptance rates alone do not measure the efficiency of the device.
Estimated-error rate is nonexistent and therefore irrelevant.