A real-time GPU-accelerated parallelized image processor for large-scale multiplexed fluorescence microscopy data.

A real-time GPU-accelerated parallelized image processor for large-scale multiplexed fluorescence microscopy data.
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针对大规模多路荧光显微镜数据的实时GPU加速并行化图像处理器。

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10.3389/fimmu.2022.981825
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2022
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7.3
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医学2区
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