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[Current problems in the data acquisition of digitized virtual human and the countermeasures]
1Institute of Clinical Anatomy, First Military Medical University, Guangzhou 510515, China.
Developing digitized virtual human datasets requires dedicated effort, focusing on data acquisition quality over quantity. This research proposes solutions for the Virtual Chinese Human project, emphasizing quality control and application-specific datasets.
Area of Science:
- Digital human modeling
- Medical informatics
- Biomedical research
Context:
- The Virtual Chinese Human project is a significant undertaking in medical science research.
- Digitized virtual human research is a rapidly evolving field with global attention.
- Existing virtual human datasets face challenges in data storage and acquisition techniques.
Purpose:
- To critically analyze existing virtual human datasets worldwide.
- To identify and address challenges in data acquisition for the Virtual Chinese Human project.
- To propose actionable countermeasures for improving virtual human dataset development.
Summary:
- This paper examines nine established virtual human datasets, highlighting issues in data acquisition, storage, and employed techniques.
- The study focuses on the Virtual Chinese Human project, proposing improvements for data acquisition.
- Key recommendations include prioritizing quality control, enhancing tissue-specific markers, and ensuring dataset relevance for actual applications.
Impact:
- The proposed countermeasures aim to advance the development of comprehensive and applicable virtual human datasets.
- Improved data acquisition strategies will support the long-term development of digitized virtual humans.
- This research contributes to the foundational efforts required for the full realization of virtual human technologies in medicine.
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