medRxiv PreprintsInternational8 October 2026
Removing Redundant Anatomical Inputs Improves Deep Learning-Based Forensic Dental Age and Sex Estimation
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Age and sex estimation from dental radiographs supports forensic identification and age-dependent legal assessment. Multi-input models may combine global and regional representations, but when these inputs are derived from the same radiograph, they may repeat anatomical information rather than provide complementary signals. We developed HMA-Net, a hierarchical multi-stream anatomical network, together with a task-specific input audit that evaluates whether each candidate representation improves at least one prediction task without materially degrading the other. The model was developed using a
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