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* **Loading data** :
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|When launching the module, you will be asked to provide an image folder containing all the volumes you'd like to be labeled.
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|All images with the chosen (**.tif** or **.tiff** currently supported) extension in this folder will be labeled.
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|You can then choose an output folder, where all the results will be saved.
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|When launching the module, you will be asked to provide an **image folder** containing all the volumes you'd like to be labeled.
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|All images with the chosen extension (**.tif** or **.tiff** currently supported) in this folder will be labeled.
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|You can then choose an **output folder**, where all the results will be saved.
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* **Model choice** :
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|You can then choose one of the provided models above, which will be used for inference.
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|You may also choose to load custom weights rather than the pre-trained ones, simply ensure they are compatible (e.g. produced from the training module for the same model)
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|You can then choose one of the provided **models** above, which will be used for inference.
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|You may also choose to **load custom weights** rather than the pre-trained ones, simply ensure they are **compatible** (e.g. produced from the training module for the same model)
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* **Anisotropy** :
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|If you want to see your results without anisotropy when you have anisotropic images, you can specify that you have anisotropic data
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|and set the resolution of your image in micron, this wil save and show the results without anisotropy.
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|If you want to see your results without **anisotropy** when you have anisotropic images, you can specify that you have anisotropic data
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|and set the **resolution of your imaging method in micron**, this wil save and show the results without anisotropy.
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* **Thresholding** :
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|You can perform thresholding to binarize your labels, all values beneath the confidence threshold will be set to 0 using this.
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|If you wish to use instance segmentation it is recommended to use thresholding.
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|You can perform thresholding to **binarize your labels**,
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|all values beneath the **confidence threshold** will be set to 0 using this.
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* **Instance segmentation** :
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|You can convert the semantic segmentation into instance labels by using either the watershed or connected components method.
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|You can convert the semantic segmentation into instance labels by using either the `watershed`_ or `connected components`_ method.
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|You can set the probability threshold from which a pixel is considered as a valid instance, as well as the minimum size in pixels for objects. All smaller objects will be removed.
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|Instance labels will be saved (and shown if applicable) separately from other results.
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* The path to the labels folder
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* The path to the results folder
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* Whether to copy results to a zip file (for easier transferability)
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* Whether to use pre-trained weights that are provided; if you choose to do so, the model will be initialized with the specified weights, possibly improving performance (transfer learning).
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You can also load custom weights; simply ensure they are compatible with the model.
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2) The second tab, **Augmentation**, lets you define dataset and augmentation parameters such as :
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* Whether to use images "as is" (**requires all images to be of the same size and cubic**) or extract patches.
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Dice-CE loss `Dice-CE Loss from MONAI`_ with ``sigmoid=true``
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Tversky loss `Tversky Loss from MONAI`_ with ``sigmoid=true``
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