Calcium imaging has gained substantial popularity as a tool to profile the activity of multiple simultaneously active cells at high spatiotemporal resolution. Among the diverse approaches to processing of Ca imaging data is an often subjective decision of how to quantify baseline fluorescence or . We examine the effect of popular determination methods on the interpretation of neuronal and astrocyte activity in a single dataset of rats trained to self-administer intravenous infusions of cocaine and compare them with an -independent wavelet ridgewalking event detection approach.
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