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landmark

landmark A landmark is a specific reference point that can be identified consistently across different people or types of images.

A landmark is a specific reference point that can be identified consistently across different people or types of images. It is used to help locate structures and create a shared coordinate system for comparison or measurement.

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Drafting source: Wei Zhixuan; Wijewickrema Sudanthi; Copson Bridget; Gerard Jean-Marc; O’Leary Stephen. A deep learning framework for the localization of landmarks on the lateral semi circular canals. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0348976; article XML SHA-256 3cecec1539d7d12f4db966f3d79602765c1ce07205a8c47dc7be3c7e6c1076bf. “A deep learning framework for the localization of landmarks on the lateral semi circular canals” (10.1371/journal.pone.0348976).
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