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URL: http://vbspt.sourceforge.net/
Proper Citation: vbSPT (RRID:SCR_017554)
Description: Software package for analysis of single particle diffusion trajectories, where diffusion constants switch randomly according to Markov process. Analytical tool to combine information from thousands of short single-molecule trajectories of intracellularly diffusing proteins. Has ability to learn number of diffusive states directly from data, in addition to model parameters such as transition rates and diffusion constants.
Synonyms: variational Bayes single particle tracking
Resource Type: data analysis software, software resource, data processing software, software application
Defining Citation: PMID:23396281
Keywords: Analysis, single, particle, diffusion, trajectory, Markov, short, molecule, intracellularly, protein, data, transition, state
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