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Substructural segmentation based on regional shape differences
This article presents a method for the segmentation of substructures based on exploratory factor analysis. In this approach, a set of high-dimensional shape-related variables is examined with the purpose of finding clusters with strong correlation. This clustering can potentially identify regions that have anatomic significance and thus lend insight to morphometric investigations.