Issues in Biological Shape Modelling

Klaus Baggesen Hilger

AbstractThis talk reflects parts of the current research at informatics and Mathematical Modelling at the Technical University of Denmark within biological shape modelling. We illustrate a series of generalizations, modifications, and applications of the elements of constructing models of shape or appearance. These elements include correspondence analysis, analysis and decomposition of variability, alignment, and visualisation.
TypeMisc [Presentation]
Journal/Book/ConferenceSeminar at the Department of Statistics, Oxford University
Year2003    Month June
AddressOxford University,Oxford. OX1 2JD. UK, England
Publication linkhttp://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/
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IMM Group(s)Image Analysis & Computer Graphics