Pytorch meets baby worms! It was a pleasure to work with @dave_matus and everyone at @ArcadiaScience to help bring this across the finish line (and on a tight deadline)!
Want to level up your automated phenotyping with DL/ML? At @ArcadiaScience, we’ve built a classifier to categorize developmental stages of #Celegans from high-throughput bright-field time-course images #WormClassifier 🧵1/12
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Just launched v0.2.0 of our cell tracking tool 🚀 Check out our GitHub repo: https://t.co/6ngaD9j5L9! Seamlessly combines segmentation & tracking via Python API 🐍 Scales effortlessly to handle massive datasets, like the #zebrahub paper. #CellTracking#Bioinformatics
@_ahmetcansolak @github@GitHubCommunity @GitHubHelp I get the issue but there might be too little horizontal space when the browser window is around 1000px wide (which it often is). What about a shortcut to momentarily switch to preview mode? (something like shift+enter to 'evaluate' the markdown)
@marcoyannic @kwinkunks if there's a style violation there I would say it's the use of the variable name `df` which commits the dual sins of being too generic and confusing naming with typing🙈
@loicaroyer this is a very misleading tweet. monkeypox *DNA* has been detected in wastewater in SF but there's no evidence that monkeypox can spread via wastewater (nor even that live virus can be detected in wastewater, afaik). and it already *is* endemic, just not in western countries
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