NucleAIzer
- Contributor(s): Ervin Tasnádi (@etasnadi), Peter Horvath
- References: Project Site, Github, Publication
Purpose
Describe the problem you are trying to solve by packaging your tool as a napari plugin in 1-2 sentences. I should be able to read this alone and communicate the value to someone else.
- Use Napari to detect the objects in the opened image using the NucleAIzer model.
- Add the functionality to Napari to train a new nucleAIzer model on your own dataset using transfer learning.
Goals
What would you like to accomplish during the Alfa Cohort collaboration?
- Use Napari to detect the objects in the opened image using the NucleAIzer model.
- Add the functionality to Napari to train a new nucleAIzer model on your own dataset using transfer learning.
Scope
Key Flows
Show what the end-to-end experience will be for biologists.
[nucleaizer.org workflow, akin to “detect primary objects” in cellprofiler]
A biologist will be able to
- Load their own data into napari
- Select a nucleAIzer model
- Set cell size
- Apply the model
- View labelled objects
- Save or merge with other data for further analysis
[training] A biologist will be able to
- Load their own data into napari
- Annotate their data
- [optional] select an initialization model
- Start training
- View labelled objects
- [optional] Save or share the newly trained model
- [upper workflow]
Plan
Milestones
Status: To Do 📝, In Progress 🏗, In Review 🔎, Done ✅
Target Date | Milestone | Description | Status |
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2020-04-28 | Demo day | Demo final plugin | 📝 |