The combined registration error features yielded two clusters in the feature space, one from the same subject and another from the other subjects. When only the tissue thickness error was considered, these clusters were less distinct but still present. These findings could help to raise safety standards for head and neck cancer patients and lays the foundation for a future human identification technique. |
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Clouds
Tissues
Magnetic resonance imaging
Head
Laser tissue interaction
Near infrared
Biometrics