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Conventional iris recognition requires a high-resolution camera equipped with a zoom lens and a near-infrared illuminator to observe iris patterns. Moreover, with a zoom lens, the viewing angle is small, restricting the user’s head movement. To address these limitations, periocular recognition has recently been studied as biometrics. Because the larger surrounding area of the eye is used instead of...