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An overview of functional data analysis with an application facial motion modelling

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Design and Analysis of Experiments

Data in the form of curves, trajectories and shape changes present unique challenges. We present an overview of functional data analysis. We show how these methods can be used to model facial motion with application to cleft lip surgery.

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