Coming up next: optimizing image analysis

It is quite fortunate that I had an opportunity to work on a patented and very specialized software for cellular image analysis. The software was developed quite a long time ago and now being improved to provide a real time imaging analysis.

(c) Anton Rahmadi. title: Growing a healthy neuron to a high density ratio

From this picture, the software should be able to distinct each cell (represents by fluorescent green dots), hence producing a ratio based on cell size, intensity, and volume. Tweaking the software to meet my particular objective is not an easy task. A bit of mathematics and statistical background are needed, not only understanding the principle of image analysis.

I had to stop here, any advancement on this particular topic will be discussed later on.

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