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Frame-invariant topological representations of trabecular bone microarchitecture for strength prediction
Directional topological representations of trabecular bone should retain interpretable structural information without depending on an arbitrary transverse coordinate frame. We develop a frame-invariant directional filtration and compare its strength prediction with signed distance persistent homolog
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