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CortexLume: Rapid Geometry-Adaptive Cortical Feedback for Target-Informed fNIRS Design
Target-informed functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) probe design requires repeated evaluation of how candidate source-detector geometries sample the cortex, but full photon-transport modeling is too costly for interactive revision. We developed CortexLume, which couples an editable target-
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