Real-time image processing toolbox for all-optical closed-loop control of neuronal activities

bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)(2022)

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Abstract
The development of in vivo imaging and optogenetic tools makes it possible to control neural circuit activities in an all-optical, closed-loop manner [[1][1]], but such applications are limited by the lack of software for online analysis of neuronal imaging data. We developed an analysis software ORCA (Online Real-time activity and offline Cross-session Analysis), which performs image registration, neuron segmentation, and activity extraction at over 100 frames per second, fast enough to support real-time detection and readout of neural activity. Our active neuron detection algorithm is purely statistical, achieving much higher speed than previous methods. We demonstrated closed-loop control of neurons that were identified on the fly, without prior recording or image processing. ORCA also includes a cross-session alignment module that efficiently tracks neurons across multiple sessions. In summary, ORCA is a powerful toolbox for fast imaging data analysis, and provides a solution for all-optical closed-loop control of neuronal activity. ### Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest. [1]: #ref-1
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calcium imaging,closed-loop optogenetic stimulation,image registration,neuron segmentation,fast image processing,image alignment
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