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"Context Model" refers to a model that is included in a view, image, report, representation, and/or modeling computer program product (e.g., Computer Aided Design, CAD, software product) for the purpose of providing context in relation to other models. For example, suppose a view, image, or modeling computer program product includes models of bones of a foot where an osteotomy is to be performed. A relatively small number of models of bones of the foot may receive an osteotomy. Such models of bones may be referred to as active models. Other models bones of the foot may also be included in the view, image, or modeling computer program product to provide context for the active models. These context models provide a context for the active models.

Added by DJM Jan 2024