Note: This repository is now (Jan 2022) considered obsolete by its autors, and is replaced with the following repos:
This is a repository with Java source codes of the Fiji tools related to the Cell Tracking Challenge, and to the quantitative evaluation of biomedical tracking in general. In particular, one can find here:
The binaries of the measures can be downloaded from the official challenge website. The binary of the fusion tool can be found on this website in the release
folder. The recommended method, however, is to install all tools via Fiji update mechanism, see below. The Fiji update system mirrors the most recent versions of the measures and tools, and regularly checks for their newer versions.
All the tools are in the form of a Fiji or Mastodon GUI plugins. However, owing to the Fiji capabilities, it is possible to call the tools also from command line, in a batch mode. Notes on how to install the binaries just follows.
The measures used in the paper An objective comparison of cell-tracking algorithms as well as the detection accuracy measure DET are in the CTC-paper
folder. Related tools (AOGM, fusion tool, Mastodon plugins) are in the CTC-related
folder.
The ideas, that are implemented in the tools, are product of a collective collaboration between CIMA, CBIA, Erasmus MC, UC3M, CSBD and MPI-CBG groups.
The tools were developed and the page is maintained by Vladimír Ulman. The SEG, TRA/AOGM and DET measures were originally developed in C++ by Martin Maška.
FIJIROOT
FIJIROOT/plugins
Proceed only with steps 3 and 4.
The tools are licensed with the CC BY-SA 4.0.
Once installed, one can find the tools in the Fiji, in the Plugins menu (and in the Cell Tracking Challenge, Segmentation and Tracking sub-menus). Contact (ulman při mpi-cbg.de) for help on how to use it, or do batch mode processing, or find hints in the scripts
sub[sub*]folder.