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Bolder et al Grad-CAM example.zip from Seasonal variations of serotonin in the visual system of an ant revealed by immunofluorescence and a machine learning approach

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softwaredataset
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MaxKlaMic
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Zip file containing the machine learning code (R), the Grad-Cam code (python), and a file structure with an example set of images to allow for test runs of the Grad-Cam experiment

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NeuroscienceEcologyArtificial Intelligence and Image ProcessinghibernationLasius nigerinsect brainserotoninconvolutional artificial neuronal networkmachine learning

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