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Digitizing graphic data.

N T Carnevale
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Using a digitizing pad instead of a ruler and calipers accelerates and increases the accuracy of graphic data analysis. Factors important in choosing and using such a pad are discussed in this article. A program is presented which facilitates use of the Houston Instruments HiPad DT11, a digitizing pad which is particularly well suited to neurophysiological applications.

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N T Carnevale. 1984. Digitizing graphic data.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0361-9230(84)90179-5

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