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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ To convert a model zoo model to a QuPath pixel classifier, you'll need:
* If you download a TensorFlow model, you should also unzip the model weights (saved model bundle)
* Some good fortune

With the extensions installed, run the command {menuselection}`Extensions --> Bioimage Model Zoo --> Create pixel classifier (BIoimage Model Zoo)` and select the model specification file.
With the extensions installed, run the command {menuselection}`Extensions --> BioImage Model Zoo --> Create pixel classifier (Bioimage Model Zoo)` and select the model specification file.
This is usually called `rdf.yaml`, although might be `model.yaml` for some older models.

If all goes well, QuPath will check the model is compatible and show a dialog:
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