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#Introduction
Numerous methods exist for analysing sparks in confocal linescans. These employ various different approaches: noise tresholding
\cite{R_os_2001,Picht_2007} \cite{R_os_2001,Picht_2007}, wavelet transform \cite{Szab__2010}, etc.
Recently, a method was developed by Tian et al., \cite{Tian_2012}, where fluorescence time trace in each pixel is fitted and provides a practically noise free approximation of the original fluorescence data. This pixel-by-pixel method had, however, several limitations which made it impractical for use with Ca2+ release event detection.
Here we extend the method by Tian et al., in several ways.