[ExI] Fwd: Neuromap software freely available

Giulio Prisco giulio at gmail.com
Fri Mar 11 07:40:28 UTC 2011


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2011/3/11 Bryan Bishop <kanzure at gmail.com>:
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> From: Blaise Yvert <blaise.yvert at u-bordeaux1.fr>
> Date: Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 1:23 AM
> Subject: [mea-users] Neuromap software freely available
> To: mea-users at yahoogroups.com
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> Dear colleagues, dear friends,
>
> We are pleased to announce the recent publication of the following paper
> describing Neuromap, a matlab-based software that we make available to the
> community under the GNU GPL license. Please, feel free to download and use
> it !
>
> Abdoun O, Joucla S, Mazzocco C, Yvert B. (2011) NeuroMap : A spline-based
> interactive open-source software for spatiotemporal mapping of 2D and 3D MEA
> data. Frontiers in Neuroinformatics, 4:119. doi:10.3389/fninf.2010.00119.
>
> A major characteristic of neural networks is the complexity of their
> organization at various spatial scales, from microscopic local circuits to
> macroscopic brain-scale areas. Understanding how neural information is
> processed thus entails the ability to study them at multiple scales
> simultaneously. This is made possible using microelectrodes array (MEA)
> technology. Indeed, high-density MEAs provide large-scale coverage (several
> square millimeters) of whole neural structures combined with microscopic
> resolution (about 50 μm) of unit activity. Yet, current options for
> spatiotemporal representation of MEA-collected data remain limited. Here we
> present NeuroMap, a new interactive Matlab-based software for spatiotemporal
> mapping of MEA data. NeuroMap uses thin plate spline interpolation, which
> provides several assets with respect to conventional mapping methods used
> currently. First, any MEA design can be considered, including 2D or 3D,
> regular or irregular, arrangements of electrodes. Second, spline
> interpolation allows the estimation of activity across the tissue with local
> extrema not necessarily at recording sites. Finally, this interpolation
> approach provides a straightforward analytical estimation of the spatial
> Laplacian for better current sources localization. In this software,
> coregistration of 2D MEA data on the anatomy of the neural tissue is made
> possible by fine matching of anatomical data with electrode positions using
> rigid-deformation-based correction of anatomical pictures. Overall, NeuroMap
> provides substantial material for detailed spatiotemporal analysis of MEA
> data.The package is distributed under GNU General Public License and
> available at http://sites. google.com/site/neuromapsoftware.
>
> Best wishes from Bordeaux,
> Blaise.
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