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3D scattered light imaging: extracting 3D fiber orientations from 1D line profiles in brain imaging
Understanding the 3D fiber architecture of the brain at the microscopic scale is essential for revealing its structural connectivity and function. Polarization-based optical imaging (3D-PLI) techniques enable high-fidelity reconstruction of single nerve fiber orientations but struggle to resolve fib
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