If you're interested in the details of our #StarDist-based submission to the 2022 CoNIC challenge, we finally released the code.
https://t.co/up4wh0s4ay
How well does #StarDist work on histopathology images? Pretty well! Our StarDist approach (with @uschmidt83) just won the nuclei seg/class task of the ISBI 2022 CoNIC challenge! 🎉
Paper: https://t.co/wNIrQp2zmp
https://t.co/QTHAsZH3nj
Together with the wonderful collaborators and community partners, we are happy to finally present the BioImage Model Zoo at https://t.co/2eTqKyOqD2, now described in https://t.co/UxwWnKU7LH.
How well does #StarDist work on histopathology images? Pretty well! Our StarDist approach (with @uschmidt83) just won the nuclei seg/class task of the ISBI 2022 CoNIC challenge! 🎉
Paper: https://t.co/wNIrQp2zmp
https://t.co/QTHAsZH3nj
I get a lot of reviews that say my work is not novel and I bet I'm not alone. It's always frustrating because I see novelty where the reviewer doesn't. Rather than rebut every critique, I've written a blog post to help reviewers think about novelty. https://t.co/UXLabOkYcn
Our new paper on "The Bayesian Learning Rule" is now on arXiv, where we provide a common learning-principle behind a variety of learning algorithms (optimization, deep learning, and graphical models).
https://t.co/Kta3EGvWba
Guess what, the principle is Bayesian. A very long🧵
We just made a new stardist release, one of the bigger ones! Multi-class prediction, memory/runtime gains, and integration for the shiny new napari plugin :)
As usual, great colab with @uschmidt83 and many others: https://t.co/XSLpEj2Nn7
@roybiolab@FijiSc I’m not sure, maybe related to this? https://t.co/5vMOyDpo9h
If that doesn’t help, please create a new topic at the https://t.co/GH1yNrsIww forum.
We released a #StarDist plugin for @FijiSc! 🎉
https://t.co/xFhVOHDEsa
It ships with a versatile model that we found to work well for segmenting cell nuclei in a variety of challenging (2D) fluorescence microscopy images.
🌟 #WeAreStarDist
@haesleinhuepf@napari_imaging Thanks! How did you find out about this feature? By the way, it works for me in standard Python, but not when I run my script via IPython (nothing shows up).
@EntraCod There is a reason why the memory grows during training (cache, cf. https://t.co/7EeH6Tr3Tw). We will add an option to disable this cache in the next release. In general, please discuss issues like this in the https://t.co/GH1yNrKjo4 forum or open an issue.
@EntraCod Nobody prevents you extracting patches from your large labeled stacks upfront to reduce your training data. However, when using larger stacks for training, StarDist will dynamically sample different patches each time the stack is used.