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afMLevel: Deep learning U-Net Models for Levelling Atomic Force Microscopy Images and Movies

AFM experiments can now produce hundreds of frames per session and this rises to thousands in the case of video-rate high-speed AFM, but every image must still be levelled to remove tilt, bowing and line noise before it can be measured. Current automatic routines rely on user-chosen masks and parameters that work for some sample types but fail on others, so levelling often remains a manual,…

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