Tools and resources for biological image analysis.
Biological image analysis aims to increase our understanding of biology through the use of various computational techniques and approaches to obtain valuable information from images.
MAPS (Machine learning for Analysis of Proteomics in Spatial biology) is a machine learning approach facilitating rapid and precise cell type identification with human-level accuracy from spatial proteomics data.
Python framework that brings together tools from omics and image analysis to enable scalable description of spatial molecular data, such as transcriptome or multivariate proteins.
Fiji plugin and library that combines a collection of machine learning algorithms with a set of selected image features to produce pixel-based segmentations.
Proseg : A cell segmentation method for in situ spatial transcriptomics.
MATLAB generic toolbox for cell tracking from various microscopy image modalities such as Bright-field (BF), phase contrast (PhC) or fluorescence (FL) with an automated track quality assessment in
Fiji plugin that loads trajectories from TrackMate, characterizes them using TraJ and classifiies them into normal diffusion, subdiffusion, confined diffusion and directed/active motion by a random forest approach (through Renjin).
A command-line based R package that allows researchers to transform cell segmentation and spot detection data generated by different programs into various plots.
Open source software package that is designed to provide fast methods for in-silico optical experiments with an emphasize on image formation in biological tissues.
Python package to quantify the tissue compaction (as a measure of the contractile strength) generated by cells or multicellular spheroids that are embedded in fiber materials.
Quantitative Analysis of Fibrous Materials: A collection of useful functions for morphological analysis and visualization of 2D/3D data from various areas of material science.