Releases: deep-finder/tirfm-deepfinder
ExoDeepFinder v0.3.14
ExoDeepFinder provides a GUI which enables to call each of the ExoDeepFinder commands:
edf_convert_tiff_to_h5 # convert tiff folders to a single h5 file
edf_segment # segment a movie
edf_generate_annotation # generate an annotation file from a segmentation by clustering it
edf_generate_segmentation # generate a segmentation from an annotation file
detect_spots_with_atlas # detect bright spots in movies with the Atlas detector
detect_spots # detect bright spots in movies (with any detector)
edf_merge_detector_expert # merge the expert annotations with the detector segmentations for training
edf_structure_training_dataset # structure dataset files for training
edf_train # train a new model
exodeepfinder # combine all above commands
Just uncompress and launch exodeepfinder.app (on Mac), exodeepfinder.exe (on Windows) or run exodeepfinder from a terminal (on Linux).
Changes: This new version better integrates with Atlas, the bright spot detector.
ExoDeepFinder v0.3.6
ExoDeepFinder provides a GUI which enables to call each of the ExoDeepFinder commands:
edf_convert_tiff_to_h5 # convert tiff folders to a single h5 file
edf_segment # segment a movie
edf_generate_annotation # generate an annotation file from a segmentation by clustering it
edf_generate_segmentation # generate a segmentation from an annotation file
edf_detect_spots # detect bright spots in movies
edf_merge_detector_expert # merge the expert annotations with the detector segmentations for training
edf_structure_training_dataset # structure dataset files for training
edf_train # train a new model
exodeepfinder # combine all above commands
Just uncompress and launch exodeepfinder.app (on Mac), exodeepfinder.exe (on Windows) or run exodeepfinder from a terminal (on Linux).
Changes: This new version trains using curriculum learning: a first model is trained on small patches, then its weights are used to train a model with bigger patches, and this process continues until reaching a proper patch size.
ExoDeepFinder v0.3.3 with Tensorflow 2.11.1
ExoDeepFinder provides a GUI which enables to call each of the ExoDeepFinder commands:
edf_convert_tiff_to_h5 # convert tiff folders to a single h5 file
edf_segment # segment a movie
edf_generate_annotation # generate an annotation file from a segmentation by clustering it
edf_generate_segmentation # generate a segmentation from an annotation file
edf_detect_spots # detect bright spots in movies
edf_merge_detector_expert # merge the expert annotations with the detector segmentations for training
edf_structure_training_dataset # structure dataset files for training
edf_train # train a new model
exodeepfinder # combine all above commands
Just uncompress and launch exodeepfinder.app (on Mac), exodeepfinder.exe (on Windows) or run exodeepfinder from a terminal (on Linux).
ExoDeepFinder 0.2.3
The first release of ExoDeepFinder provides a GUI which enables to call each of the ExoDeepFinder commands:
edf_convert_tiff_to_h5 # convert tiff folders to a single h5 file
edf_segment # segment a movie
edf_generate_annotation # generate an annotation file from a segmentation by clustering it
edf_generate_segmentation # generate a segmentation from an annotation file
edf_detect_spots # detect bright spots in movies
edf_merge_detector_expert # merge the expert annotations with the detector segmentations for training
edf_structure_training_dataset # structure dataset files for training
edf_train # train a new model
exodeepfinder # combine all above commands
Just uncompress and launch exodeepfinder.app
(on Mac), exodeepfinder.exe
(on Windows) or run exodeepfinder
from a terminal (on Linux).
The Linux release is big (over 4Gb) because it contains the libraries required for the GPU acceleration. Thus they are split in two parts (ExoDeepFinder_Linux-x86_64_part1.tar.gz
and ExoDeepFinder_Linux-x86_64_part2.tar.gz
). To uncompress them, use the following command: tarcat ExoDeepFinder_Linux-x86_64_part*.tar.gz | tar -xvzf -
.