An accurate biometric system usually exhibits (choose all that apply):
A.
low EER
B.
low CER
C.
high EER
D.
high CER
E.
None of the choices.
Explanation:
One most commonly used measure of real-world biometric systems is the rate at which both accept
and reject errors are equal: the equal error rate (EER), also known as the cross-over error rate (CER).
The lower the EER or CER, the more accurate the system is considered to be.