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Enhanced Blood Group Prediction with Fingerprint Images using Deep Learning

  • Paper ID 252
  • Volume 5, Issue 6
  • Pages 87-97
  • Published Online: November-December 2025
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Authors

  • Dr Kamalraj T1
  • Harshitha M2
  • Bhagyashree3
  • Aishwarya BC4
  • Aishwarya RS5

1 2 3 4 5 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Rajarajeswari College of Engineering, Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

Article Information

Published Online
November-December 2025
Pages
87-97
Article Type
Original Article
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Abstract

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Blood group identification plays an essential role in medical diagnosis and emergency treatment. Traditionally, it is performed through serological testing, which requires drawing blood samples and relying on laboratory equipment and trained personnel. Although these methods provide high accuracy, they are invasive, take time, and may not be feasible in urgent situations or locations with limited medical resources. This study investigates an alternative technique for determining blood groups using fingerprint images by leveraging deep learning models, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) with efficient architectures. By examining the distinct ridge patterns present in a fingerprint, these models have the potential to deliver a non-invasive, quicker, and more accessible solution compared to conventional procedures. The research focuses on evaluating the practicality of this method and highlights how deep learning can be applied to predict blood groups using biometric data.

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