The five basic components or subsystems of biometric ID systems are:
A. data collection, transmission, signal processing, storage, decision
B. feature extraction, quality control, pattern matching, and pattern classification
C. data collection, quality control, pattern matching, transmission
D. data collection, transmission, signal processing, storage, quality control
E. none of the above
Answer: A
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