Matt Parkinson

Principal component analysis and radial basis functions are used to represent intact and osteoarthritic glenoid geometries to guide implant design and surgical planning.

Users belonging to minority populations are likely to experience higher rates of disaccommodation than those dominating the target user groups.

The results of the analysis and subsequent design recommendations are compared with the actual design evolution of the iPhone product line. For certain subsystems, this comparison reveals a divergence in Apple’s design decision-making from the evolution recommended by the GVI technique.