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Generating data to retrain the cellfinder classification network

Training data generation

Loading data

If you've just run the cell detection step, proceed to Annotating data.

Otherwise:

  • If you're starting from scratch, open napari, and load the plugin (Plugins -> Curation).
  • As the curation step is based on previous results, load an XML file from a previous analysis (e.g. saved from napari, or from the cellfinder command line software). This can just be dragged onto the main napari canvas.
  • Load the raw image data corresponding to the XML file (both signal and background channels).

Annotating data

  • Set the signal image and background image layers from the dropdown boxes.
  • Either load previous training data layers, and set these in Training data (cells) and Training data (non cells), or click Add training data layers which will add two new layers, and set them for you.
  • Go through your data, and select both correctly, and incorrectly classified cell candidates by:
    • Highlighting the points layer they're in
    • Selecting points
    • Clicking Mark as cell(s) or Mark as non-cell(s)
    • Repeat until you are finished labelling
  • Save your training data annotations in case you want to come back to them later:
    • Select the points layers (e.g. Training data (cells) and Training data (non-cells)
    • Click File -> Save Selected Layer(s)
    • Save with .xml extension (e.g. curated_cells.xml)

Exporting data for training

To retrain the network, the training data (small 3D images centered on each annotated cell candidate) must be saved. To do this:

  • Click Save training data
  • Choose (or create a new) directory

This may take a while if you have lots of training data, or your data is slow to access (e.g. network drive).

{% hint style="info" %} Once your training data is created, you can start Training the network. {% endhint %}