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Why 3D?
An overview of the applications of 3D model representations of plants to plant phenotyping. Presented by Professor Tony Pridmore.
Why might we want a 3D model representation of plant rather than a volumetric stack of 2D images?
This video outlines some of the benefits, as well as some of the challenges of making such models.
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