Greetings Francis,
what you write sounds a bit different from what Shay tried to describe
but without typical images in original file format and detailed
descriptions of the processing goal it is near to impossible to assist.
Regards
Herbie
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Am 26.06.24 um 18:57 schrieb Francis OSSWALD:
Dear users,
Same for me. I am interested in the coupling between AI/ML and object
counting of specific morphology with ImJ.
In particular, evaluation of surfaces with fuzzy contours and noisy data.
I tested classical tools as /Filters (Mexican hat, polynomial, etc.),
/Substract background, /Find edges, /Noise/Remove outliers, Wavelett
denoise, etc.
without much success, but persevere...
Any advice or experience to share in the field of AI/ML add ons, plugins,
etc. (to achieve denoising, DCNN segmentation, super resolution and others)?
Cheers.
f.
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De�: Herbie <[email protected]>
Envoy�: mardi 25 juin 2024 10:43
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Objet�: Re: Coupling AI and machine learning plugins to IJ
Greetings Shay,
I'm a bit puzzled about this question.
The reason is that it not clear what you mean by "coupling" and how you
differentiate "machine learning" from "AI".
As far as I understand your processing goal, you need some kind of
particle detection to achieve the counting of specific shapes in images.
From my understanding this is a classification task and there exist
plenty approaches, even classical ones.
Regards
Herbie
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Am 25.06.24 um 09:43 schrieb Shay Tirosh:
Dear ImageJ users,
I am interested in coupling AI and machine learning plugins to count
particles with specific morphology. Specifically, I am intrigued by
screw-shaped particles resembling spirals. Any assistance in this
direction
would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Shay
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