Open azulaynofar opened 2 years ago
Hey Nofar, We updated the model last night with additional changes. Can you try re-running again to see if that solved the issue?
Hi Noah, thank you for the quick reply. I checked the new model and though it improved the results I still think the older model performed better for my task. how could I still use the older model through ark? in general I think it would be super helpful to keep backward compatibility with ark once you update deepcell (in case it is possible, if not - keep a log file with the model version)
Can you post a couple images of both versions? I did a pretty thorough comparison and thought the new version in aggregate was better.
There's currently not a way to access old versions of the model through ark
, since it relies on the server to process the images through the deployed model. If you want to use older versions, you'll need to install the deepcell-tf repo on your own GPU and run it there, as it has access to all of the previous models.
Describe the bug I was using Mesmer (through ark-analysis repository) roughly two months ago to segment my images and I was super happy with the results. This week, when I segmented additional images, it seemed like I was getting malformed segmented cells, so I re-run the same images I segmented 2 months ago and indeed I see a huge difference. I'm pointing out that the cell type I'm trying to segment was probably not trained by Mesmer (goblet cells), but still, I managed to get it segmented by using a cytoplasmatic marker and using a smaller scaling factor (since these cells are larger than other cells). I understood from a similar issue opened here that you re-train the network using a different cleaned-up method? I was wondering if there is backward compatibility to the older Mesmer version that can be used via the ark-analysis repo?
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