Open source tools for computational pathology - Nature BME
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Open source tools for computational pathology - Nature BME
QuPath - Open-source bioimage analysis for research
A Python toolkit for pathology image analysis algorithms.
Vision-Language Pathology Foundation Model - Nature Medicine
AI-based pathology predicts origins for cancers of unknown primary - Nature
The official deployment of the Digital Slide Archive and HistomicsTK.
Fast and scalable search of whole-slide images via self-supervised deep learning - Nature Biomedical Engineering
C++ library and command-line software for processing and analysis of terabyte-scale volume images locally or on a computing cluster.
SIMPLI is a highly configurable pipeline for the analysis of multiplexed imaging data.
A Fiji plugin that automatically quantify synapses from multi-channel fluorescence microscopy images.
imageC / EVAnalyzer2 - High throughput biological image processor
CellOrganizer for Docker
Bio- and biomedical imaging dataset for machine learning and deep learning (for ExperimentHub in Bioconductor)
ViCAR extracts and employs (Vi)sual (C)ues for an (A)daptive (R)egistration of time-lapse image data recorded in microfluidic devices.
Track single-cells and profile the cell cycle with PCNA images.
SeeVIS is a (S)egmentation-fr(ee) (VIS)ualization pipeline for time-lapse image data. It comprises three steps: 1. preprocessing, 2. feature extraction, and 3. an extended version of the space time cube with three novel color mappings adapted to cell colony growth.
CellOrganizer on Jupyter Notebook
CYCASP is a methodology for investigating and understanding (C)olon(Y) growth and (C)ell (A)ttributes at the population level. It couples (SP)atiotemporal changes by relying on two novel data abstractions and a modular algorithm.
cialab/DeepSlides fork to make it work with newer Python libraries.
🐳 Script to build a Singularity image for CellOrganizer
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