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  • Biotechnology
  • Medical Imaging

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  • AI-based image analysis tools are highly specialized and require programming expertise.
  • There is a need for accessible, adaptable software for developing custom AI models for image classification.

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  • To introduce AIDeveloper (AID), an open-source software for training neural networks (NN) for image classification without programming.
  • To demonstrate AID's versatility across diverse datasets and biological applications.

Main Methods:

  • AIDeveloper provides various NN architectures and allows users to train models, evaluate performance, and export them.
  • Benchmarking was performed on large datasets (CIFAR-10, Fashion-MNIST).
  • Models were trained for stem cell image analysis and label-free classification of B- and T-cells from blood images.

Main Results:

  • AID enables non-programmers to generate AI models on standard computers.
  • Successful application in distinguishing stem cell areas and classifying blood cell types.
  • Demonstrated comparable results to conventional methods in blood cell counting.

Conclusions:

  • AIDeveloper democratizes AI image analysis, making it accessible for interdisciplinary research.
  • The software supports a wide range of applications, from general image classification to specialized biological tasks.
  • AID empowers users without programming skills to leverage advanced AI for image analysis.