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However, the errors introduced by the localization algorithms are not successfully filtered by the tracking algorithm.

In the evaluation presented later in this work, we show that errors introduced by the localization algorithms are not successfully filtered by the tracking algorithm (Kalman and Particle filters), because the node position errors are not perceived as noise by the filters.

Further, as the synthetic tags approximate real 3D tagged images (see Fig. 2), within this framework, we can quantify the error associated with various aspects of 3D tags such as resolution, number of tag lines, noise in the data, and error introduced by the tracking algorithm.

Given that some cortical regions in DLB and/or AD could be characterized by changes in regional cerebral blood flow (Colloby et al. 2013) and the diffusion indices could be biased by different location and volume of thalamic connectivity-defined regions determined by the tracking algorithm, we adopted 3 different strategies.

In the case of treatment with a vehicle ([PonA] = 0.0 μM), occasional spurious spots are detected by the tracking algorithm, and the off-time is statistically indistinguishable from the duration of the entire time-lapse video (Fig. 2I, 0.0 μM, gray bar, compared to red-dashed line).

The user then selects starting points for all the axons present in the dataset followed by the initiation of the tracking algorithm.

In [5] the action model improved the efficiency of the tracking algorithm by constraining the space of possible solutions only to the most feasible postures while performing a particular action, thus avoiding estimating postures which are not likely to occur during an action.

Given that the tracking algorithm is preceded by a data association algorithm, we can analyze the activity performed by each individual separately.

The novelty of our work is that the tracking algorithm is driven by a model for the motion of the cell.

Validation of the tracking algorithm was performed by comparing the algorithm's performance to human labeling of 500 randomly chosen frames, which gave 99.6% accuracy.

A spatial mapping procedure is proposed to consider both the noise inherent to the tracking algorithms used by the system and the lens distortion introduced by omnidirectional cameras.