Update of Morpho and related publications

It has been some time since my last post, so here a quick update. Last month, I have issued a new release of Morpho (2.6) on CRAN that contains a lot of new features. As it happens, we managed to get two new papers published that directly relate to some ofthose new features.

The first paper ist on extracting parts of a triangular mesh based on its visibility from a set of view points.

The second paper deals with retrodeforming fossil specimens with an emphasis on symmetrically placed semi-landmarks.

  1. Profico A, Schlager S, Valoriani V, Buzi C, Melchionna M, Veneziano A, Raia P, Moggi-Cecchi J, Manzi G. 2018. Reproducing the internal and external anatomy of fossil bones: Two new automatic digital tools. American Journal of Physical Anthropology.

  2. Schlager S, Profico A, Di Vincenzo F, Manzi G. 2018. Retrodeformation of fossil specimens based on 3D bilateral semi-landmarks: Implementation in the R package “Morpho”. PLOS ONE 13(3):1–19.

Here is the complete list of changes in the latest Morpho (2.6) release

Morpho

New features

Bugfixes and minor changes