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Segmentation-less, automated vascular vectorization robustly extracts neurovascular network statistics from in vivo two-photon images

2020-06-16

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Recent advances in two-photon microscopy (2PM) have allowed large scale imaging and analysis of blood vessel networks in living mice. However, extracting a network graph and vector representations for vessels remain bottlenecks in many applications. Vascular vectorization is algorithmically difficult because blood vessels have many shapes and sizes, the samples are often unevenly illuminated, and large image volum...

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73835217-7170-5f0c-861c-3c125754873d
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10.1101/2020.06.15.151076
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