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Image Analysis and Platform Development for Automated Phenotyping in Cytomics
This thesis is dedicated to the empirical study of image analysis in HT/HC screen study. Often a HT/HC screening produces extensive amounts that cannot be manually analyzed. Thus, an automated image analysis solution is prior to an objective understanding of the raw image data. Compared to general application domain, the efficiency of HT/HC image analysis is highly subjected to image quantity and quality. Accordingly, this thesis will address two major procedures, namely image segmentation and object tracking, in the image analysis step of HT/HC screen study. Moreover, this thesis focuses on expending generic computer science and machine learning theorems into the design of dedicated algorithms for HT/HC image analysis. Additionally, this thesis exemplifies a practical implementation of image analysis and data analysis workflow via empirical case studies with different image modalities and experiment settings. However, the data analysis theorem...
Show moreThis thesis is dedicated to the empirical study of image analysis in HT/HC screen study. Often a HT/HC screening produces extensive amounts that cannot be manually analyzed. Thus, an automated image analysis solution is prior to an objective understanding of the raw image data. Compared to general application domain, the efficiency of HT/HC image analysis is highly subjected to image quantity and quality. Accordingly, this thesis will address two major procedures, namely image segmentation and object tracking, in the image analysis step of HT/HC screen study. Moreover, this thesis focuses on expending generic computer science and machine learning theorems into the design of dedicated algorithms for HT/HC image analysis. Additionally, this thesis exemplifies a practical implementation of image analysis and data analysis workflow via empirical case studies with different image modalities and experiment settings. However, the data analysis theorem will be generally illustrated without further expansions. Finally, the thesis will briefly address supplementary infrastructures for end-user interaction and data visualization.
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- Yan, K.
- Supervisor
- Kok, J.N.; Water, B. van de
- Co-supervisor
- Verbeek, F.J.
- Qualification
- Doctor (dr.)
- Awarding Institution
- Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science (LIACS), Faculty of Sciences, Leiden University
- Date
- 2013-11-27
- ISBN (print)
- 97890988917622
Funding
- Sponsorship
- Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre