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#### Approximating the original image
Having detected events from all the pixels it is possible to combine all fitted pixels into an approximation of the original image having a reduced level of noise.
The results of applying the denoising algorithm to a linescan
image image, where one pixel corresponds to one horizontal line, (Figure \ref{fig:linescan}A) are presented on Figure \ref{fig:linescan}B. The fitted image is obtained by adding the baseline image (Figure \ref{fig:linescan}C) and fitted pixelevents (Figure \ref{fig:linescan}D). Separating the baseline and events into separate images allows to easily calculate the standard \(\Delta F/F_0\) image of the linescan (\ref{fig:linescan}E). Substracting the fitted image from the original data yields the noise and residual (\(W+R\) in Eq. \ref{eq_ithpix}). The histogram of the unfitted portion of the signal is symmetric around zero and gaussian.