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Random burst sensing of neurotransmitters

2019-04-13

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We introduce a random sensing approach to neurotransmitter detection that provides concurrent, co-localized detection of dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine and pH. The approach generates high quality out-of-sample predictions at 10 milliseconds per estimate. Similar high-quality estimates result when the data are down-sampled suggesting that even more dramatic speedups are possible. The method also works using el...

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c5ca6f69-704b-5ff0-97b9-3573c1a428ab
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10.1101/607077
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