Fluorescence handbook
Pete edited this page Dec 30, 2016
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In the years immediately before creating QuPath, I worked mostly with fluorescence microscopy images using ImageJ and Fiji.
During that time, I wrote a handbook to try to help explain the basic principles involved:
While intended primarily for biologists wanting help with fluorescence microscopy image analysis, many of the concepts and techniques describing the handbook (e.g. filtering, thresholds) are generally applicable across a wide range of image analysis applications - and are the basis for how some of QuPath's algorithms (e.g. for cell detection) are implemented.
These docs are for QuPath ≤ v0.1.2.
For more up-to-date information, see https://qupath.readthedocs.io
- Video tutorials
- First steps
- Viewing images
- Drawing regions
- Counting cells
- Projects
- Multiple images
- Preferences
- Getting help
- Object-oriented analysis
- Types of object
- Object measurements
- Object classifications
- Object hierarchies
- Working with objects
- Workflows
- From workflows to scripts
- Writing custom scripts
- Advanced scripting with IntelliJ
- Scripting examples