Thanks a lot for that amazing plugin!
I’m using the cellpose extension (v0.9) in QuPath (v0.5.1) to run nucelar segmentation on very large super high-plex immunofluorescence images (>70plex).
To reduce the number of measurments, I want to specify the intensity measurments for the segmented cell compartments using the cellpose builder as described here (and not measure everything using the default code: “measureIntensity()”:
However, I don’t fully understand the syntax and couldn’t find examples online.
Could you provide a line of code as example, in which the specified following intensity features get measured:
Compartments: Nucleus, Cytoplasm (exclude e.g. Membrane, Cell etc.)
Markers/channels: DAPI, CD45 (exclude all others)
Stats: Mean, Median, Max (exclude e.g. Min, STDV etc.)
This will help to reduce the data burden by a lot, which is importent for downstream analysis.
Hi,
Thanks a lot for that amazing plugin! I’m using the cellpose extension (v0.9) in QuPath (v0.5.1) to run nucelar segmentation on very large super high-plex immunofluorescence images (>70plex). To reduce the number of measurments, I want to specify the intensity measurments for the segmented cell compartments using the cellpose builder as described here (and not measure everything using the default code: “measureIntensity()”:
biop.github.io CellposeBuilder (qupath-extension-cellpose 0.9.3 API) declaration: package: qupath.ext.biop.cellpose, class: CellposeBuilder
However, I don’t fully understand the syntax and couldn’t find examples online. Could you provide a line of code as example, in which the specified following intensity features get measured:
Compartments: Nucleus, Cytoplasm (exclude e.g. Membrane, Cell etc.) Markers/channels: DAPI, CD45 (exclude all others) Stats: Mean, Median, Max (exclude e.g. Min, STDV etc.) This will help to reduce the data burden by a lot, which is importent for downstream analysis.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Rouven