Anatomical landmark positions and associated vertices data in 3D homologous human meshes

Published: 20 March 2025| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/7pyvnnmrfn.1
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These data have been used for the analysis reported in the article "Positioning errors of anatomical landmarks identified by fixed vertices in homologous meshes" (Gait & Posture 108, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gaitpost.2023.11.024). There are 53 CSV files with the 3D data of the anatomical landmarks (AL) that have been analyzed in the article. * Each CSV file corresponds to a different AL. * Each row in a file corresponds to the data of a different subject (records from the CAESAR dataset). The columns of the files are: 1. "Subject": Subject code. 2. "Sex": "F" for female, "M" for male. 3. "Weight": Weight of the subject in kg ("missing" for missing data). 4. "Height": Height of the subject in mm ("missing" for missing data). 5-to-7. "Xlab", "Ylab", "Zlab": 3D coordinates of the labelled points (in mm). 8-to-10. "Xclos", "Yclos", "Zclos": 3D coordinates of the "closest vertices" (in mm). 11-to-13. "Xnom", "Ynom", "Znom": 3D coordinates of the (asymmetric) nominal vertices (in mm). 14-to-16. "XnomSym", "YnomSym", "ZnomSym": 3D coordinates of the (symmetric) nominal vertices (in mm). 17. "DistCV_SNV": Distance between the closest vertex and the nominal vertex (in number of edges of the mesh). 18. "Outlier": "true" for outliers in "DistCV_SNV", "false" otherwise (see explanation in the article). The R script "dglm_regression.R" contains the step to reproduce in R the statistical analysis to assess the effect of sex, height and BMI on CV-SNV errors, as explained in the article and the supplementary material. The folder "results" contains the table with the results of the regression analysis.

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  • Instituto de Biomecanica de Valencia

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Anatomy, Biomechanics, 3D Imaging

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