Machine Learning Detection of Microtubule and Swarms Gliding on 2D Kinesin Substrate, Dataset and Models

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Autores principales: Singh Grewal, Sidak, Kawamata, Ibuki
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author Singh Grewal, Sidak
Kawamata, Ibuki
author_facet Singh Grewal, Sidak
Kawamata, Ibuki
contents <p>This dataset accompanies the study "Machine Learning Detection of Microtubule and Swarms Gliding on 2D Kinesin Substrate" It contains the experimental fluorescent detected labelled data and trained machine-learning models used for segmentation.</p> <p>Microtubule motility assays on kinesin-coated substrates are widely used to investigate emergent behaviours in active matter. Traditional analysis methods rely on manual extraction of microtubule trajectories, limiting reproducibility and scalability. To address this challenge, we developed an automated image-analysis framework based on deep-learning–driven segmentation and tracking. The computational code for this pipeline is openly available on GitHub (link in the “Related Resources” section), while this Zenodo repository provides all <strong>datasets and trained models necessary to reproduce the key results</strong>.</p>
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spellingShingle Machine Learning Detection of Microtubule and Swarms Gliding on 2D Kinesin Substrate, Dataset and Models
Singh Grewal, Sidak
Kawamata, Ibuki
Microtubules
Microtubule Swarms
Segmentation Model
<p>This dataset accompanies the study "Machine Learning Detection of Microtubule and Swarms Gliding on 2D Kinesin Substrate" It contains the experimental fluorescent detected labelled data and trained machine-learning models used for segmentation.</p> <p>Microtubule motility assays on kinesin-coated substrates are widely used to investigate emergent behaviours in active matter. Traditional analysis methods rely on manual extraction of microtubule trajectories, limiting reproducibility and scalability. To address this challenge, we developed an automated image-analysis framework based on deep-learning–driven segmentation and tracking. The computational code for this pipeline is openly available on GitHub (link in the “Related Resources” section), while this Zenodo repository provides all <strong>datasets and trained models necessary to reproduce the key results</strong>.</p>
title Machine Learning Detection of Microtubule and Swarms Gliding on 2D Kinesin Substrate, Dataset and Models
topic Microtubules
Microtubule Swarms
Segmentation Model
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15640817