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DataJoint Elements: Data Workflows for Neurophysiology

Yatsenko, D.; Nguyen, T.; Shen, S.; Gunalan, K.; Turner, C. A.; Guzman, R.; Sasaki, M.; Sitonic, D.; Reimer, J.; Walker, E. Y.; Tolias, A.

2021-03-30 neuroscience
10.1101/2021.03.30.437358 bioRxiv
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A new resource--DataJoint Elements--provides modular designs for assembling complete workflow solutions to organize data and computations for common neurophysiology experiments. The designs are derived from working solutions developed in leading research groups using the open-source DataJoint framework to integrate data collection and analysis in collaborative workflows.

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