Automatic landmarking as a convenient prerequisite for geometric morphometrics. Validation on cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)- based shape analysis of the nasal complex.
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A F Ridel | F Demeter | M Galland | E N L'abbé | D Vandermeulen | A C Oettlé | D. Vandermeulen | F. Demeter | A. Oettlé | E. L'Abbé | A. Ridel | M. Galland
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