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High precision automated detection of labeled nuclei in Gigapixel resolution image data of Mouse Brain

2018-01-23

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There is a need in modern neuroscience for accurate and automated image processing techniques for analyzing the large volume of neuroanatomical imaging data. Even at light microscopic levels, imaging mouse brains produces individual data volumes in the TerraByte range. A fundamental task involves the detection and quantification of objects of a given type, e.g. neuronal nuclei or somata, in brain scan dataset. Tra...

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9763e6da-9e79-59d5-bf66-e7a5afeb43b2
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10.1101/252247
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