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## Methods
The detection process consists of 2 steps: 1) locating cell centers with a convolutional neural network(CNN), 2) detecting cell contour.
###1. Locating cell centers with a convolutional neural network(CNN)
1. Locating cell centers with a convolutional neural network(CNN)
A convolutional neural network model was developed to automatically identify the location of the cell centers. The pipeline employed a sliding window approach for detection. That is , a small window slides across the entire image and for position output whether the position is the center of a cell or not.
The training data was extracted and transformed from raw .csg files which are manually labeled by former researchers. Positive examples are obtained by generating a window centered on the center of the cell. Negative examples are obtained by random sampling outside the cells.
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<img src="./markdown/Picture3.png" width = "160" height = "300">    <img src="./markdown/Picture4.png" width = "160" height = "300">    <img src="./markdown/Picture5.png" width = "160" height = "300">
###1.Detecting cell contour
1.Detecting cell contour
A dynamic programming algorithm was developed to detect the contour of single cell given a seed point at the center of the cell.
The principal algorithm is :
1) generate a series of rays of different direnctions from the seed of the cell detected,
2) compute several images which include pix_image, gradx, grady, grad_from_center...
3) get the values of each image on all points on the rays, which is named tab, pixtab, gxtab, gytab...
4) find out the optimal pathway(dynamic programming) through all of the rays which best represents the cell contour (manually defined scoring function)
5) filter the optimal pathway and get the polygon/mask of the cell
Sample results:
<img src="./markdown/figure_1.png" width = "256" height = "256">      <img src="./markdown/figure_0.png" width = "256" height = "256">