Can't reply directly, so here goes :

[karron at MCIRPS2.MED.NYU.EDU]

Subject: Re:  Polygonal Model for Human Skull
To: John Fwu <john%erin.jsc.nasa.gov at BRL.MIL
Reply-to: karron%CMCL2.NYU.EDU at CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
Message-id: <9009112145.AA02169 at mcirps2.med.nyu.edu
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We have lots of head data, only our problem seems to be your problem:

Too much data.

Do you need surface data ?

Someone here is working on conbining surface normal of surface triangle tiling
when the angles are within a certain tolerance.

How do you propose to manipulate things in real time ?  I have a head
digitizer (using a 3space digitzer that produces a constellation of landmark
points).  It does not look like a head, unless you are an anthropologist or an
orthodontists.

dan.
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