Closed philerooski closed 4 years ago
So a lot of this is happening because the cell masks get renumbered at the later timepoint for the ones numbered at T0. This image segmentation was done in Pipeline Pilot and instead of designating a higher number like 250, 300, 500, pipeline pilot resets and starts from 1 again at a certain threshold of numbers that it can assign on cell masks. I'm currently re-curating again and should be done by the end of today
Correct curation here- https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn18174013
@phil did other things addressed (or our decision to replace entire tracks instead of specific rows) fix this issue?
Is this related to #6?
This is probably a separate problem from #6 since (like the example track above) there might not be a gap. If Lost_Tracking is TRUE it's telling us "the next TimePoint is missing", but then we see that there is still a row for the next TimePoint.
I replaced the tracks in the original file with the tracks provided by Jaslin. I didn't check if this resulted in missing rows after the initial Lost_Tracking = TRUE, but I did implement the rule
If Lost_Tracking is TRUE, all subsequent Lost_Tracking values must be TRUE.
and
If Lost_Tracking is TRUE, Live_Cells must be NA.
which would have overwritten the values of the subsequent rows anyways.
These cells have a TimePoint marked as Lost_Tracking = TRUE, but still have values recorded for the next timepoint.
For example: