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"The Brain Image Analysis Unit integrates machine learning techniques such as deep learning into new algorithms to improve state-of-the-art processing and analysis of brain imaging data. Our unit processes multi-modal brain imaging data such as two-photon, bright-field microscopy images, and MRI. We are in close collaboration with scientists from the neural-scientific and medical research fields. As a member of the Brain/MINDS project, the unit analyzes image data of the brain of the common marmoset monkey to help better understand the structure and function of the primate brain." | "The Brain Image Analysis Unit integrates machine learning techniques such as deep learning into new algorithms to improve state-of-the-art processing and analysis of brain imaging data. Our unit processes multi-modal brain imaging data such as two-photon, bright-field microscopy images, and MRI. We are in close collaboration with scientists from the neural-scientific and medical research fields. As a member of the Brain/MINDS project, the unit analyzes image data of the brain of the common marmoset monkey to help better understand the structure and function of the primate brain." | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[https://bia.riken.jp/ Website] | [https://bia.riken.jp/ Website] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:27, 3 February 2024
"The Brain Image Analysis Unit integrates machine learning techniques such as deep learning into new algorithms to improve state-of-the-art processing and analysis of brain imaging data. Our unit processes multi-modal brain imaging data such as two-photon, bright-field microscopy images, and MRI. We are in close collaboration with scientists from the neural-scientific and medical research fields. As a member of the Brain/MINDS project, the unit analyzes image data of the brain of the common marmoset monkey to help better understand the structure and function of the primate brain."