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B-BIND: BIOPHYSICAL BAYESIAN INFERENCE FOR NEURODEGENERATIVE DYNAMICS

2024-06-10

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Throughout an organism’s life, a multitude of complex and interdependent biological systems transition through biophysical processes that serve as indicators of the underlying biological states. Inferring these latent, unobserved states is a goal of modern biology and neuroscience. However, in many experimental setups, we can at best obtain discrete snapshots of the system at different times and for different indi...

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Literature Corpus work: 6868a418-890a-5ee8-b91c-9b2932253cfc
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.10.597236

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