You can implement Deep Learning for microscopy in several ways: 1- Using local resources (fast GPUs) 2- Using cloud-computing 3- Using pre-trained models
We think that (1) is uncommon, and that (3) can be unreliable. So we do (2)!
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We built a platform using @GoogleColab and @ProjectJupyter notebooks that can perform training, quality control and prediction, all on the cloud and for free!
We implemented a large range of neural networks from some of the best Deep Learning developer teams in the world for segmentation, object detection, denoising, restauration, super-resolution, image-to-image translation, etc.
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We provide important features such as Data augmentation and Transfer learning. These allow efficient training of all the networks we provide.
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We put a strong emphasis on providing an easy way to assess model quality and performance. This is important to validate any model.
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We could not do it on our own and we got help from so many great researchers! Part 1/2
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We also quantified the limitations of the approach (using @GoogleColab ) and present where it failed in our hands! Breaking points still allow us to train all our networks efficiently though.
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We also showed that it's possible to use our notebooks on other cloud-based platforms such as @DeepnoteHQ and @FloydHub_ , others are available too !
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