PatternsCell BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
TDAExplore: quantitative image analysis through topology-based machine learning
P. Edwards, K. Skruber, N. Milicevic, J. B. Heidings, T.-A. Read, P. Bubenik, E. A. Vitriol
Abstract
Machine learning has greatly expanded the ability to classify images. However, many machine learning classifiers require thousands of images for training and lack quantitative descriptors of how images were grouped. We overcome these limitations with a machine learning approach based on topological data analysis, where a data set of 20-30 images is sufficient to accurately train the classifier. Our method quantifies differences between groups and identifies subcellular regions with the largest dissimilarities.
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