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I think you can get the image from https://osf.io/ysaq2/, but the mitosis annotation is not contained. To get mitosis annotation, you should get the contact of the organizer. Did you send an e-mail to every author?
c2c12 I think your directory structure is different from my structure. |
Thank you very much for your reply. I sent an email to the organizer a month ago, but there was no reply.Does the entire code not run without mitotic annotation? Is it convenient for you to provide mitotic annotation? |
I have annotations, but I don't have any right around the data. So it is difficult to send you the annotations. |
Thank you very much for your reply and I wish you a happy life! |
Sorry. |
No,don't say sorry.I should thank you for being so helpful to me.ありがとう |
Excuse me. The location of my image dataset is 'E:\C2C12\dataset_01',I want to create a new folder to store the results of code runs. So I write the input path as “indir_path='E:\C2C12\dataset_01'” and the output path as “outdir_path='E:\C2C12\processed_01'”.But the code runs incorrectly. Can you help me point out the error there? I put a screenshot of the code below. When looking for the image dataset, I did not contact the author, but I found a web link to the dataset. The link is https://osf.io/ysaq2/. I would like to ask if when you download the image dataset, do you put all the images in one folder or put the sixteen subfolders under one total folder. Thank you very much!
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