Chryso Constantinou
Biographic Data
| ID | 128965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chryso Constantinou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chryso |
| FAMILY NAME | Constantinou |
| SIGNATURE | CONSTANTINOU C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Independent researcher |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9327-9834 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Skeletal Sex Estimation for Human Remains From Archaeological Contexts
The estimation of sex in the analysis of human remains from archaeological contexts is an essential tool for reconstructing the demographic profile of past populations and their lifestyles. Methods for skeletal sex estimation are commonly based on visual assessment of the pelvis and cranium, but their application is often limited by the poor preservation of these elements in archaeological collections. Several standards have been developed to pre…
Testing the accuracy of the SexEst software for sex estimation in a modern Greek sample
Sex estimation from human skeletal remains is fundamental in osteoarcheology and forensic anthropology. The increasing availability of reference skeletal collections across the world has allowed the development of morphological and metric methods for skeletal sex estimation, some of which may be implemented in specialized computer software. The present study aims to evaluate the freely available SexEst software, which utilizes cranial and postcra…
How people react to their Partners' infidelity
Infidelity is relatively common, with culprits not always been able to keep it secret from their partners. Accordingly, the current research aimed to study people's reactions to their partners' infidelity. More specifically, using qualitative research methods on a sample of 226 Greek‐speaking participants, Study 1 identified 94 possible reactions to infidelity. Study 2 employed quantitative research methods on a sample of 757 Greek‐speaking parti…
SexEst
Skeletal sex estimation is an essential step in any osteoarcheological study; hence, several metric and morphological methods have been developed for this purpose, employing different skeletal elements. This paper has a dual purpose: (1) test the performance of several machine learning classification models for skeletal sex estimation using worldwide samples of cranial and postcranial measurements and (2) present a free web application for the im…
SexEst
Skeletal sex estimation is an essential step in any osteoarcheological study; hence, several metric and morphological methods have been developed for this purpose, employing different skeletal elements. This paper has a dual purpose: (1) test the performance of several machine learning classification models for skeletal sex estimation using worldwide samples of cranial and postcranial measurements and (2) present a free web application for the im…
Skeletal Sex Estimation for Human Remains From Archaeological Contexts
The estimation of sex in the analysis of human remains from archaeological contexts is an essential tool for reconstructing the demographic profile of past populations and their lifestyles. Methods for skeletal sex estimation are commonly based on visual assessment of the pelvis and cranium, but their application is often limited by the poor preservation of these elements in archaeological collections. Several standards have been developed to pre…
How people react to their Partners' infidelity
Infidelity is relatively common, with culprits not always been able to keep it secret from their partners. Accordingly, the current research aimed to study people's reactions to their partners' infidelity. More specifically, using qualitative research methods on a sample of 226 Greek‐speaking participants, Study 1 identified 94 possible reactions to infidelity. Study 2 employed quantitative research methods on a sample of 757 Greek‐speaking parti…
SexEst
Skeletal sex estimation is an essential step in any osteoarcheological study; hence, several metric and morphological methods have been developed for this purpose, employing different skeletal elements. This paper has a dual purpose: (1) test the performance of several machine learning classification models for skeletal sex estimation using worldwide samples of cranial and postcranial measurements and (2) present a free web application for the im…
Testing the accuracy of the SexEst software for sex estimation in a modern Greek sample
Sex estimation from human skeletal remains is fundamental in osteoarcheology and forensic anthropology. The increasing availability of reference skeletal collections across the world has allowed the development of morphological and metric methods for skeletal sex estimation, some of which may be implemented in specialized computer software. The present study aims to evaluate the freely available SexEst software, which utilizes cranial and postcra…
Skeletal Sex Estimation for Human Remains From Archaeological Contexts
The estimation of sex in the analysis of human remains from archaeological contexts is an essential tool for reconstructing the demographic profile of past populations and their lifestyles. Methods for skeletal sex estimation are commonly based on visual assessment of the pelvis and cranium, but their application is often limited by the poor preservation of these elements in archaeological collections. Several standards have been developed to pre…
Computer Science (3 works) · Forensic and Genetic Research (3 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (3 works) · Paleopathology and ancient diseases (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Linear discriminant analysis (2 works)