Neuron detection in stack images: a persistent homology interpretation

09/15/2015
by   Jónathan Heras, et al.
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Automation and reliability are the two main requirements when computers are applied in Life Sciences. In this paper we report on an application to neuron recognition, an important step in our long-term project of providing software systems to the study of neural morphology and functionality from biomedical images. Our algorithms have been implemented in an ImageJ plugin called NeuronPersistentJ, which has been validated experimentally. The soundness and reliability of our approach are based on the interpretation of our processing methods with respect to persistent homology, a well-known tool in computational mathematics.

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