Beyond Blood Tests: Using Deep Learning to Identify Blood Groups through Fingerprint Analysis

Particularly in an emergency where fast identification is needed, medical diagnostics depend on exact and non-invasive blood group detection. Conventional blood type techniques involving serological analysis ask for direct blood samples and might be time-consuming. Aside from creating new opportunities for quick, contactless blood group identification, this work advances biometric-based medical diagnostics. Because of their tenacity and individuality, fingerprints possessing their distinct ridge patterns have always been utilized in biometric identification. By offering a rapid, reasonably priced, and safe replacement for traditional blood group detection, this method opens the path for advancements in biometric-driven medical diagnostics. In this research, we propose a harmless deep learning based technique using fingerprint photos for blood group classification that aims to extract and assess fingerprint patterns utilizing biometric correlations with blood group characteristics.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15123239
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Forensic and Genetic Research
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Beyond Blood Tests: Using Deep Learning to Identify Blood Groups through Fingerprint Analysis

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Forensic and Genetic Research
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Beyond Blood Tests: Using Deep Learning to Identify Blood Groups through Fingerprint Analysis

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Abstract

Particularly in an emergency where fast identification is needed, medical diagnostics depend on exact and non-invasive blood group detection. Conventional blood type techniques involving serological analysis ask for direct blood samples and might be time-consuming. Aside from creating new opportunities for quick, contactless blood group identification, this work advances biometric-based medical diagnostics. Because of their tenacity and individuality, fingerprints possessing their distinct ridge patterns have always been utilized in biometric identification. By offering a rapid, reasonably priced, and safe replacement for traditional blood group detection, this method opens the path for advancements in biometric-driven medical diagnostics. In this research, we propose a harmless deep learning based technique using fingerprint photos for blood group classification that aims to extract and assess fingerprint patterns utilizing biometric correlations with blood group characteristics.

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