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Development of a statistical shape and appearance model of the skull from a South African population
Statistical shape models (SSMs) and statistical appearance models (SAMs) have been applied in medical analysis such as in surgical planning, finite element analysis, model-based segmentation, and in the fields of anthropometry and forensics. Similar applications can make use of SSMs and SAMs of the...
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Division of Biomedical Engineering
2019
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