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Blood Group Prediction Using Fingerprint

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May 2026

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Inchana K V

Inchana K V

Computer Science And Engineering (AI & ML)

Rajeev Institute of Technology

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Rakshitha D R

Rakshitha D R

Computer Science And Engineering (AI & ML)

Rajeev Institute of Technology

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Niranjan H N

Niranjan H N

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Rajeev Institute of Technology

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Chithra H N

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Abstract

Identifying a person's blood group typically requires drawing a blood sample and running laboratory tests - a process that is invasive, time-consuming, and often unavailable in resource-constrained environments. This paper explores an alternative approach: predicting blood group from fingerprint images using a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN). Since both fingerprints and blood groups are genetically encoded traits that remain fixed from birth, researchers have hypothesized a statistical correlation between the two. The proposed system collects fingerprint images, applies preprocessing steps such as grayscale conversion, noise removal, histogram equalization, and ridge enhancement, and then trains a deep learning model to classify images into one of eight blood group categories (A+, A−, B+, B−, AB+, AB−, O+, O−). A web-based interface named HemaTrace allows users to upload a fingerprint image and receive a predicted blood group along with a confidence score. Experimental results demonstrate that the system achieves satisfactory classification accuracy, validating the concept of non-invasive blood group screening through biometric analysis.

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Keywords - Blood Group Prediction Fingerprint Analysis Convolutional Neural Network Dermatoglyphics Deep Learning Biometrics EfficientNet.

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Inchana K V, Rakshitha D R, Niranjan H N, Chithra H N, "Blood Group Prediction Using Fingerprint," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-6, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM63663

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This paper has described a complete system for blood group prediction from fingerprint images using deep learning. The system combines fingerprint biometric analysis with a CNN-based classification model - specifically, a transfer learning architecture built on EfficientNetB3 - to predict one of eight ABO/Rh blood group types from a single fingerprint image. A web-based interface makes the system accessible to non-expert users and delivers results in near real-time. Experimental evaluation confirmed that the system achieves satisfactory classification accuracy across all eight blood group classes, with performance validated through accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score metrics. The results suggest that a genuine, if modest, statistical relationship exists between fingerprint patterns and blood groups that can be leveraged by sufficiently expressive machine learning models. The primary contribution of this work is demonstrating the practical viability of non-invasive blood group screening through fingerprint analysis. While the system is not intended to replace clinical blood typing, it offers a promising complement to conventional methods in scenarios where speed, accessibility, and non-invasiveness are priorities - including emergency triage, forensic profiling, and healthcare delivery in remote or resource-limited settings. Future work will focus on expanding the dataset across broader demographic groups, exploring multi-finger fusion strategies, integrating real-time fingerprint scanner hardware, and investigating explainable AI techniques to visualize which ridge features most influence the model's predictions.

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