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Mathematical models for deformed and undeformed human hands associated with the Bernstein polynomials and the Bezier curves

Buket Şimşek, Ahmet Yardımcı

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In this study, we tried to determine hand deformations with Bezier curves. Our work is a good example of the usage of Bezier curves in medicine. In this study, we have distinguished a deformed hand image from a normal hand image by using Bezier curves.

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In this study, we tried to determine hand deformations with Bezier curves. Our work is a good example of the usage of Bezier curves in medicine. In this study, we have distinguished a deformed hand image from a normal hand image by using Bezier curves.

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In this study, we tried to determine hand deformations with Bezier curves. Our work is a good example of the usage of Bezier curves in medicine. In this study, we have distinguished a deformed hand image from a normal hand image by using Bezier curves.

Key concepts: Bézier curve, Bernstein polynomial, Image (mathematics), Mathematics, Family of curves, Computer science, Mathematical analysis, Pure mathematics

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