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Vision Tomography: Towards Portable 3D Bidirectional Face-Skull Inference from Visual Data
Traditional computed tomography (CT) can capture paired 3D face and skull geometry, but it remains costly, fixed in location, and exposes patients to radiation. For applications such as remote diagnostics, digital healthcare, forensic identification, missing-person investigation, and archaeological
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