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Benchmarking spike rate inference in population calcium imaging - PMC
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A fundamental challenge in calcium imaging has been to infer spike rates of neurons from the measured noisy fluorescence traces. We systematically evaluate different spike inference algorithms on a large benchmark dataset (>100.000 spikes) recorded ...
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