A project around histology with state of the art machine learning algorithms.
Seize Disease includes many models stretching out into the field of computer vision so that histology is more easily accessible all around the world. Altering some of these models has shown to be beneficial in terms of accuracy and reliability. On top of that, the Seize Disease Website includes a full analyzing tool in which one can upload and alter an histology image. In addition to that, the use and introduction of the OpenFlexure microscope into the project is planned.
The Website can be used to analyze and alter an image the following ways:
Tumor Detection
Tissue Detection
Location Detection
Analyzing nuclei:
Semantic Segmentation (Multi Class)
Semantic Segmentation (Binary)
Border Segmentation
Nuclei counting
Microscopy Image Restoration (empathy on histology)
Microscopy Super Resolution (empathy on histology)
Glandular Morphology within Colon Histopathology Images (Binary)
Glandular Morphology within Colon Histopathology Images (Object Detection)
Get Started:
Local:
First, create a Conda or Pip environment for installing the necessary requirements. Once that's done, simply download the datasets and prepare them if necessary. You can find the links to the datasets in the references section.
# Using Pippipinstall-rrequirements.txt# Using Condacondacreate--name<env_name>--filerequirements.txt
Colab:
If you're using Google Colab, open any project file and make sure you have the requirements.txt file in it. Then, run the following command:
!pip install -r requirements.txt
Results (evaluation: 30.09.2023):
first row โ models shipped with this project
*changed/altered models Custom Model X are new architectures, HistoSeg DP is also new, however, based on the HistoSeg Network