Kristina Ulicna: Convolutional Neural Networks for Classifying Chromatin Morphology in Live-Cell Imaging

Recently, advances in machine learning have enabled researchers to automatically classify chromatin morphology in fluorescence microscopy images. In this protocol, we develop user-friendly tools to perform this task.

We provide an open-source annotation tool, and a cloud-based computational framework to train and utilize a convolutional neural network to automatically classify chromatin morphology. Using cloud compute enables users without significant resources or computational experience to use a machine learning approach to analyze their own microscopy data.

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