In FingerJet, the dimension bounds checking happens with asserts that are logically opposite of what we check. For instance, this line in FingerJet should be the opposite check of this line in NFIQ 2. Thus, NFIQ 2 should be checking if the width is < the min, not <=, and > the max, not >=.
(Submitted on behalf of the MITRE MTF and IQS Assessment team.)
https://github.com/usnistgov/NFIQ2/blob/e20b898ab5d83e1865deeeca3098fbe469c444ec/NFIQ2/NFIQ2Algorithm/src/nfiq2/nfiq2_fingerprintimagedata.cpp#L162
In FingerJet, the dimension bounds checking happens with asserts that are logically opposite of what we check. For instance, this line in FingerJet should be the opposite check of this line in NFIQ 2. Thus, NFIQ 2 should be checking if the width is
<the min, not<=, and>the max, not>=.(Submitted on behalf of the MITRE MTF and IQS Assessment team.)