Automatically identifying regions of interest on images of biological cells
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorJeffrey Scott McDonald
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorJeffrey Scott McDonald
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Techniques for identifying a region of interest in an image of a biological cell include detecting a primary axis of a structure of the biological cell and defining a first section line along the detected primary axis, detecting at least one secondary axis of the structure of the biological cell and defining a second section line along each of the at least one secondary axes. Based on the second section line along each of the at least one secondary axes and the first section line along the detected primary axis, a cytoplasm of the cell is divided into a plurality of areas. A geometric feature of each of the areas is determined and one of the areas is selected according to predefined criteria. The image data of the selected area is analyzed, and the image data is compared with the predefined criteria to identify regions that comply with the provided criteria. At least one area complying with the predefined criteria to a pre-defined degree is selected as the region of interest.
A method for identifying a region of interest in an image of a biological cell, the method comprising:
A microscope system comprising:
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