REGRESSIVE OSTEOMETRIC SCALING APPLICATIONS TO MIRROR SYMMETRY AND STATISTICAL COORDINATE MODELS.

Henry Joseph Sommer, III; N. R. Miller

REGRESSIVE OSTEOMETRIC SCALING APPLICATIONS TO MIRROR SYMMETRY AND STATISTICAL COORDINATE MODELS.

Henry Joseph Sommer, III, N. R. Miller

Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

Researchers requiring osteometric spatial coordinates of tendon and ligament attachments, condylar maps, etc. , are often confronted with a shortage of published data and are consequently forced to extrapolate measurements from a statistically small specimen set to their subject. This work presents a unified approach to two major problems inherent above; accurate extrapolation of specimen landmark locations (experimental or compiled) to subject homologues, and statistical accumulation of three-dimensional anatomical landmark coordinate data bases. This approach may also be applied to other non-osseus anthropometric and zoometric research.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	87-89
Number of pages	3
State	Published - Jan 1 1979
Event	Adv in Bioeng, Presented at ASME Winter Annu Meet - New York, NY, USA Duration: Dec 2 1979 → Dec 7 1979

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Other	Adv in Bioeng, Presented at ASME Winter Annu Meet
City	New York, NY, USA
Period	12/2/79 → 12/7/79

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General Engineering

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