NeuronID: An automatic toolkit for identifying neurons in two-photon calcium imaging data
NeuronID is a toolkit for automated processing of two-photon calcium imaging data, reducing over-segmentation and achieving near-human accuracy.
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NeuronID is a toolkit for automated processing of two-photon calcium imaging data, reducing over-segmentation and achieving near-human accuracy.
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