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Putting the brain in a box: a toolbox for creating Cartesian Geometric Representations with Isometric Dimensions (Cgrids)

2019-09-30

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The folding of the human cortex complicates extraction of position information and recognition of patterns across the cortical surface. As straight lines correspond better to our intuitions in spatial orientation, we developed an approach for imposing Cartesian grids on portions of the cortical surface, which can then be represented in a rectangular matrix. These functions have been implemented in the Cgrid (Carte...

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9cef566d-da84-5689-9ac9-849e05b3dca5
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10.1101/786368
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