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...ugell and Robson, 1966; Cleland and Levick, 1974, Levick and Thibos, 1983, for a review). By comparison with Cajals drawings, it was clear that alpha and

...accepts the consensus, a sophisticated combination of the players traces, for each cube.

...C. et al. “Convolutional Networks Can Learn to Generate Affinity Graphs for Image Segmentation.” Neural Computation 22.2 (2011): 511-538. © 2009 Mas

...x of the brain. These biochemical and electrical signals provide the basis for vision.

*Make sure players don't misbehave. Things they watch for are: ...ators must warn players not to misbehave and inform them of the punishment for continuing misbehavior

...rom SACs. The motion detection result is fed to higher parts of the brain for further processing.

The GrimReaper has little patience for rogue [[Mergers|mergers]] and seeks to eliminate them at any cost. Any mis

...data the AI may “overlearn” it and not be able to generalize properly for new data sets. So the more training data we can feed into the AI, the bett

Amacrine cells appear to allow for ganglion cells to send temporally correlated signals to the brain: input to

...dendrites, and the sparser processes below are [[Axon|axons]] (credit: MPI for Medical Research).]]

...the same. This may suggest that NMDA receptor activity is not responsible for orientation selectivity.<ref name="Venkataramani"></ref>

...l [[Connectomics: An Introduction |connectome]] is too difficult a process for the technology currently available, instead, scientists map partial connect

At the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Medical Research in Heidelberg, Germany, a dataset was obtained from a mous

*Be a player for a long enough time and done enough cubes to have gathered the required expe

...exit the cube a player may ignore them and continue their trace as normal. For larger mergers and/or mergers the exit the cube, the player may leave out t

A mysterious, deadly creature with a propensity for old english and destroying mergers.

[[File:Eyewire_for_science.jpg|thumb|EyeWire: For Science! by Beth Almeida]]

...rch as a game that provides fun for the players and useful scientific data for the researchers.

*Meet all the requirements for being a scout *Have been a scout for enough time (Usually this is in excess of one month)

...learns how to piece together connected segments, the less effort there is for the human user.