Validation-data Generation for Brightfield Microscopy Cell Tracking using Fluorescence Samples

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contents Validation-data Generation for Brightfield Microscopy Cell Tracking using Fluorescence Samples Patricia Quinde-Cobos Steve Quirós Francisco Siles-Canales Ingeniería cancer pattern recognition Brightfield microscopy fluorescence microscopy This work focuses on the use of fluorescent cancer cell images as data to validate the results obtained in segmenting brightfield cancer cell images, as the latter’s current validation consists of manual annotation of cells in the original images. The procedure uses pattern recognition and starts with preprocessing the fluorescent samples to ensure cell detection, focused on area and intensity value. As the fluorescent images are segmented, each cell’s nucleus is detected and counted, with a high success rate as each nucleus’s contour was detected with its original shape. As each image’s density is calculated, they can be clustered according to their density value and used for cell detection in brightfield samples. 2020 artículo científico 2215-3241 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=699878645016 es http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=6998 Tecnología en marcha application/pdf Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica Tecnología en marcha (Costa Rica) Num.CARLA Vol.33
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spellingShingle Validation-data Generation for Brightfield Microscopy Cell Tracking using Fluorescence Samples
Patricia Quinde-Cobos
Ingeniería
cancer
pattern recognition
Brightfield microscopy
fluorescence microscopy
Validation-data Generation for Brightfield Microscopy Cell Tracking using Fluorescence Samples Patricia Quinde-Cobos Steve Quirós Francisco Siles-Canales Ingeniería cancer pattern recognition Brightfield microscopy fluorescence microscopy This work focuses on the use of fluorescent cancer cell images as data to validate the results obtained in segmenting brightfield cancer cell images, as the latter’s current validation consists of manual annotation of cells in the original images. The procedure uses pattern recognition and starts with preprocessing the fluorescent samples to ensure cell detection, focused on area and intensity value. As the fluorescent images are segmented, each cell’s nucleus is detected and counted, with a high success rate as each nucleus’s contour was detected with its original shape. As each image’s density is calculated, they can be clustered according to their density value and used for cell detection in brightfield samples. 2020 artículo científico 2215-3241 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=699878645016 es http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=6998 Tecnología en marcha application/pdf Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica Tecnología en marcha (Costa Rica) Num.CARLA Vol.33
title Validation-data Generation for Brightfield Microscopy Cell Tracking using Fluorescence Samples
topic Ingeniería
cancer
pattern recognition
Brightfield microscopy
fluorescence microscopy
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=699878645016