It takes two: Methods for analyzing neuralactivity from calcium imaging CMU_BME NatComputSci
We thank K. P. Nguyen for the animal illustrations. This work was supported by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research Singapore , Howard Hughes Medical Institute , Simons Foundation Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain Award 542943 and 543065 , the Shurl and Kay Curci Foundation , NIH R01 HD071686 , NIH R01 EY024678 , NSF NCS BCS1533672 , NSF CAREER award IOS1553252 , NSF NCS DRL2124066 , NSF NCS BCS1734916 , NIH CRCNS R01 NS105318 , NIH CRCNS R01 MH118929 and NIH R01 EB026953 .
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