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A principal component analysis-based framework for statistical modeling of bone displacement during wrist maneuvers
We present a method for the statistical modeling of the displacements of wrist bones during the performance of coordinated maneuvers, such as radial-ulnar deviation (RUD). In our approach, we decompose bone displacement via a set of basis functions, identified via principal component analysis (PCA).
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