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The major emphasis of the project is on statistical modeling of shape with
high precision in cases where shape complexity and/or shape variability are
larger than what standard methodologies can cope with. The work of the
consortium is concentrated on industrial applications in the biomedical area
and methodological collaboration between the universities. Thus, the work is
organised in three projects:
- Quantitative Assessment of Osteo-arthritis Progression
- CT-scanning and Automated Segmentation of Pig Bodies
- Development and Evaluation of New Shape Modeling Techniques
The outcome in a three year horizon is:
- Methods for handling non-linear shape variation
- Methods for handling shape re-parametrization
- Methods for dealing with thin shapes
- Accurate modeling of the knee anatomy and
- Modeling of multi-figure shapes in pigs
Furthermore, quantitative evaluation of methodologies is an essential part
of the consortium work. For further information, please consult the original
project description.
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