Think of it like sharpening an image to see the fine details – scientists have developed a method to enhance the counting of objects in images using a technique called Hough matching feature enhancement. This means that with just a few example images, the algorithm can accurately count the objects of interest. It’s like giving […]
Imagine learning to ride a bike through a virtual reality simulation. When you’re young, your ability to adapt to the virtual bike’s movements is amazing! But as you get older, things start to become more difficult. A new study investigated why this happens. Researchers had both older and younger participants take part in a manual […]
Imagine you have a favorite running path that you’ve been using for years. You start off with smooth pavement, but over time you notice cracks and bumps appearing. That’s kind of what happens to the deep gray nuclear structures in the brains of people with Parkinson’s disease (PD). A long-term study recently investigated these changes […]
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