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Benchmarking spatial interpolation methods for brain maps

2026-04-30

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The human brain is a unique biological space that hosts complex processes unfolding at multiple scales. To study these processes, an abundance of imaging technologies evolved over many decades to produce large-scale, dense mappings of structural and functional features. In parallel, a rich universe of techniques for cellular and molecular biology supplies us with fine-scale, highly specific and reliable measuremen...

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4135f6b9-ce3b-5a3f-a5ff-05fd71df7447
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10.64898/2026.04.27.721143
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