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English: Supplementary Movie 4 Stability test of CDA2 algorithm for different starting and ending locations, different brightness and different continuity levels of tract-like signal. In this video, different colors were used to indicate different curves that are generated for different starting and ending locations. We also used two tracts, one bright and one dark (also broken), for testing. It can be noticed that within the several produced curves for each tract, these curves correspond very well to each other at the locations where there is signal of a tract, despite the different starting and ending locations of the 2D drawing and the brightness and continuity of the tracts.
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Source Video file from Peng H, Tang J, Xiao H, Bria A, Zhou J, Butler V, Zhou Z, Gonzalez-Bellido P, Oh S, Chen J, Mitra A, Tsien R, Zeng H, Ascoli G, Iannello G, Hawrylycz M, Myers E, Long F (2014). "Virtual finger boosts three-dimensional imaging and microsurgery as well as terabyte volume image visualization and analysis". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms5342. PMID 25014658. PMC: 4104457.
Author Peng H, Tang J, Xiao H, Bria A, Zhou J, Butler V, Zhou Z, Gonzalez-Bellido P, Oh S, Chen J, Mitra A, Tsien R, Zeng H, Ascoli G, Iannello G, Hawrylycz M, Myers E, Long F
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