A spatially-dense regression study of facial form and tissue depth: towards an interactive tool for craniofacial reconstruction.
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Paul Suetens | Dirk Vandermeulen | Peter Claes | Guy Willems | Sarah Shrimpton | Katleen Daniels | Sven de Greef | Francoise Tilotta | D. Vandermeulen | P. Suetens | P. Claes | G. Willems | S. de Greef | Katleen Daniels | F. Tilotta | S. Shrimpton
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