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Microscopy analyzer
A PyTorch-based package for analyzing microscopy data with machine learning algorithms
Deep and Machine Learning for Microscopy
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Language: Python
last commit: 9 months ago
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deep-kernel-learningdeep-learningelectron-microscopyensemble-learningfully-convolutional-networksgoogle-colaboratoryimagingjupyter-notebookmachine-learningmaterialsmaterials-sciencemicroscopymultivariate-analysispytorchscanning-probe-microscopysemantic-segmentationvariational-autoencoders
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