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Improving Phenotypic Measurements in High-Content Imaging Screens

2017-07-10

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Image-based screening is a powerful technique to reveal how chemical, genetic, and environmental perturbations affect cellular state. Its potential is restricted by the current analysis algorithms that target a small number of cellular phenotypes and rely on expert-engineered image features. Newer algorithms that learn how to represent an image are limited by the small amount of labeled data for ground-truth, a co...

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b95433e8-f48b-5d06-92ff-777a117a714b
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10.1101/161422
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