CEBRA (Nature 2023)
github.com/adaptivemotorcontrollab/cebraLearnable latent embeddings for joint behavioral and neural analysis, enabling consistent and interpretable mapping of neural activity to behavior across modalities, species, and experiments (EPFL & Harvard, 1K+ stars)
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- Awesome AI for Science — github.com/adaptivemotorcontrollab/cebra
- GitHub — github.com/adaptivemotorcontrollab/cebra
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