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Improved tissue optical property extraction at short source-detector separations using neural networks

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We extracted tissue optical properties from diffuse reflectance data at short source-detector separations using neural networks and Monte Carlo lookup tables. Neural networks significantly improved absorption recovery compared to lookup table (p=0.003).

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