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Mapping genes for human face shape: exploration of univariate phenotyping strategies

2024-06-07

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Human facial shape, while strongly heritable, involves both genetic and structural complexity, necessitating precise phenotyping for accurate assessment. Common phenotyping strategies include simplifying 3D facial features into univariate traits such as anthropometric measurements (e.g., inter-landmark distances), unsupervised dimensionality reductions (e.g., principal component analysis (PCA) and auto-encoder (AE...

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5da967af-e68d-58d4-84db-95338cf3928e
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10.1101/2024.06.06.597731
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