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Estimating the intrinsic error of 3D point clouds acquisition techniques: A comparative study on instruments of the violin family
This study compares ten digital 3D acquisition techniques applied to violin family instrument plates, assessing their accuracy and relevance for scientific and cultural heritage applications. Evaluated methods include two photogrammetric workflows, medical and industrial computed tomography, terrest
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