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Trace driven registration of neuron confocal microscopy stacks

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Active research in the area of 3-D neurite tracing has predominantly focused on single sections. Ultimately, however, neurobiologists desire to study the long range connectivity o...

Luke Hogrebe, António R. C. Paiva, Elizabet...

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