Abstract: A processing device receives a plurality of intraoral scans of a dental arch. The processing device determines, from the plurality of intraoral scans, a first set of intraoral scans that depict a restorative object and a second set of intraoral scans that fail to depict any restorative object. The processing device generates a multi-resolution three-dimensional model of the dental arch, wherein a first portion of the multi-resolution three-dimensional model is generated from the first set of intraoral scans, has a first resolution and represents the restorative object, and wherein a second portion of the multi-resolution three-dimensional model is generated from the second set of intraoral scans, has a second resolution and represents a remainder of the dental arch, wherein the first resolution is greater than the second resolution.

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to improved methods for reducing static random-access memory (SRAM) padding memory consumption. Rather than a data pointer pointing to the padding in the SRAM, the data pointer points to a zero buffer. Opposed to using the padding located in the SRAM for log storage, a zero buffer will be used. A zero buffer or another storage location that is not the padding can be used for log storage to reduce the use of the SRAM. The data pointers will point the log copy to the new storage location. The use of the new location will result in more storage space in the SRAM.

Abstract: Provided are antibodies to TREM2 and Gpnmb. Also provided are compositions comprising the antibodies and methods of using same.