The interest on graph matching has not stopped growing since the late seventies. The basic
idea of graph matching consists of generating graph representations of different data or …

Over the last 40 years, the number of computational tools in forensic anthropology has
increased considerably. No longer are forensic anthropologists limited to the narrow suite of …

With prior knowledge and experience, people can easily observe rich shape and texture
variation for a certain type of object, such as human faces, cats or chairs, in both 2D and 3D …

Landmarking of CT scans is an important step in the alignment of skulls that is key in surgery
planning, pre-/post-surgery comparisons, and morphometric studies. We present a novel …

Reconstruction of normal skulls from deformed skulls is a very important but difficult task in
practice. Active shape model (ASM) is among the most popular methods for reconstructing …

Skull reconstruction is an important and challenging task in craniofacial surgery planning,
forensic investigation and anthropological studies. Our previous method called FAIS (Flip …

Aiming at the precise 3D skull registration, ball volume integral invariants for multi-scale
constraints is introduced to realize point correspondence between registration point sets of …

Skull reconstruction is an important and challenging task in craniofacial surgery planning,
forensic investigation and anthropological studies. Existing methods typically reconstruct …

An automatic method for definition of the craniometric landmarks and soft tissues thickness
measurement in these landmarks is proposed. The method uses MRI data and is based on …

It is common to encounter fractured or incomplete skulls in surgery, forensics and
archeology. Reconstructing normal, complete skulls from fractured, incomplete skulls is a …