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SiDoLa-NS

SiDoLa (prounounced like Do Re Mi) is short for "Simulate Don't Label". These are a set of tools to create nervous system simulations and used the resulting models to extract image-based features from biological sections of nervous system tissue.

Citation

BioArxiv coming soon

Getting started

Open the "SiDoLa-NS Training and Inference.ipynb" file for more information and instructions.

Authors and acknowledgment

William Buchser and Lina Mohammed Ali

License

AGPL3.0

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