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Identifying Important Ions and Positions in Mass Spectrometry Imaging Data Using CUR Matrix Decompositions
Mass spectrometry imaging enables label-free, high-resolution spatial mapping of the chemical composition of complex, biological samples. Typical experiments require selecting ions and/or positions from the images: ions for fragmentation studies to identify keystone compounds and positions for follo
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