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    Article Snippet: To correct baseline drift caused by photobleaching of fluorophores, we fitted the signal with a polynomial curve (MATLAB ‘polyfit’ function; MathWorks Inc., Natick, MA, USA) and subtracted it from the signal, and the signal was smoothed with a SavitzkyeGolay filter (MATLAB ‘smooth’ function, option ‘sgolay’).

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    Article Snippet: Together, these values can be fitted into a curve (using the cfit function in Matlab) to yield a continuous trending line of stability along the protein (see b).

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    Article Snippet: For each place cell active on both tracks, rate modulation on the track was measured by calculating (1) the difference in peak in- field firing rate across tracks and (2) the difference in the area under the curve (AUC; MATLAB function trapz).

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    Article Snippet: Additional LFP measures that were analyzed included the area under the curve (MATLAB function: trapz of the absolute value of the LFP) and root-mean-square amplitude (MATLAB function: RMS) of the entire 150-ms stimulation period ( and ).

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    Article Snippet: Between-group comparisons of graph theoretical measures, transition frequencies, ratiosim, and ratiotrans were assessed by comparing the area under the curve (AUC; MATLAB’s trapz) between patients and controls.

    Article Title: A failure envelope approach to characterizing strength of an amputated femur with a bone-anchored percutaneous implant
    Article Snippet: The blue line represents the smooth curve (shape-preserving piecewise cubic interpolation, MATLAB, MathWorks, Natick, USA) fitted to the red dots.

    Article Title: Non-contact lensless holographic reconstruction of diffractive intraocular lenses profiles
    Article Snippet: Finally, a curve (using the “envelope” function in Matlab) comprising the averaged values of the upper and lower envelopes that are tangent to those profiles has been subtracted from the reconstructed signals.

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    Article Snippet: Depending on how ΔNDR changed with length, we either fit with a straight line, or calculated a smoothed curve (MATLAB “smooth” function) as the length dependence baseline (e.g. in ).



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    Article Title: Causal models and prediction in cell line perturbation experiments

    doi: 10.1186/s12859-024-06027-7

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