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Svetlana a supervised segmentation classifier for Napari.

Clément Cazorla^1,2, Renaud Morin³, Pierre Weiss⁴

¹Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse (IMT), Université de Toulouse, Toulouse, France. clement.cazorla31@gmail.com.

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Summary

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Svetlana, a SuperVised sEgmenTation cLAssifier for NapAri (Svetlana) plugin, simplifies biological image analysis. It enables users to classify segmentation results using trained neural networks for quantitative biophysical studies.

Keywords:

Biomedical imaging Classification Convolutional neural networks Efficient AI Image analysis Microscopy Segmentation Software

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Machine learning in science

Background:

Advanced software now enables automatic segmentation of complex 2D and 3D biological objects.
However, analyzing these segmentation results often requires specialized expertise, limiting accessibility for non-specialists.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce Svetlana, an open-source Napari plugin for classifying segmentation results.
To empower end-users, including non-specialists, to label segmented objects and train/run custom neural network classifiers.

Main Methods:

Development of Svetlana as an open-source Napari plugin.
Integration of manual and automatic classification capabilities for segmentation results.
Facilitation of user-defined neural network training and deployment.

Main Results:

Svetlana allows users to train and apply neural networks for classifying segmented biological objects.
The plugin supports both manual and automatic classification workflows.
Demonstrated performance on challenging 2D and 3D segmentation analysis problems.

Conclusions:

Svetlana enhances the accessibility of complex image analysis for a broader scientific audience.
The plugin facilitates quantitative analysis of biophysical phenomena through user-friendly neural network classification.
Provides a valuable tool for researchers seeking to analyze segmentation results without deep machine learning expertise.