The infancy-childhood-puberty (ICP) growth model describes human growth from the latter half of the intrauterine life to maturity as three additive and partly superimposed components--infancy, childhood and puberty. Each component can be analysed mathematically and appears to be controlled by distin …

The ICP growth model appears to be a refined instrument for detecting and understanding growth disturbances. Using the infancy-childhood-puberty (ICP) growth model, the postnatal linear growth curve is mathematically broken down into three components: infancy, childhood and puberty.

A new approach to modelling the individual human linear growth curve from birth to maturity is presented in detail. The model, which is also suitable for other measurements, breaks down growth mathematically into three additive and partly superimposed components--Infancy, Childhood and Puberty (the ICP-model).

A new approach to modelling the individual human linear growth curve from birth to maturity is presented in detail. The model, which is also suitable for other measurements, breaks down growth mathematically into three additive and partly superimposed components —Infancy, Childhood and Puberty (the ICP-model).

2021年6月3日 · 该博客系统介绍了ICP（iterative closest point）算法及其部分衍生算法，包括point to plan ICP、GICP (generalized ICP)和VGICP (voxelized generalized ICP)，这三种衍生算法是对ICP损失函数或数据关联方式的优化。 ICP、Point-to- plane ICP、GICP以及VGICP方法介绍. 如有错误或需完善部分请留言，有最新的论文烦请留言告知，会进一步完善，感谢支持。

A new approach to modelling human linear growth from birth to maturity is presented. The model splits growth into three additive and partly superimposed components, appropriately named infancy, childhood and puberty; we refer to it as the ICP-model for obvious reasons.

2004年11月17日 · In this article, the ability of the ICP model to describe and evaluate individual growth patterns for linear growth in healthy children from 3 years of age to maturity, merely by using the reference values of the childhood component for height and disregarding the contribution of the puberty component, is assessed.

The variable growth rates across the developmental ages of infancy, childhood and puberty described from these incremental data became the basis of the namesake ‘ICP’ model, which posits three ...

The model, which is also suitable for other measurements, breaks down growth mathematically into three additive and partly superimposed components —Infancy, Childhood and Puberty (the ICP‐model). A key feature of this approach is that these components of the human growth curve from birth to adulthood strongly reflect the different hormonal ...

The ICP growth model divides human growth into three successive and partly superimposed phases that reflect the control mechanisms of the growth process. The infancy phase of the ICP model...