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Optimising 3D models of historical clothing: A data-driven framework for balancing accuracy and performance

Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage(2026)10.1016/j.daach.2025.e00487Source: DataRank Database

Optimising 3D models of historical clothing: A data-driven framework for balancing accuracy and performance is a research paper published in Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (2026). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0.

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Mariia Moskvina ORCID,Victor Kuzmichev,V.E. Kuzmichev ORCID,Aleksei Moskvin ORCID

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Optimising 3D models of historical clothing: A data-driven framework for balancing accuracy and performance

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