mtcount 0.1.1

A lightweight tool for counting metastatic cells in cancerous tissue samples

MTC

Overview

A light weight python tool for detecting and counting metastatic cells in cancerous tissue image samples utilising a unique combination of image transformation techniques. Can be integrated with ML/DL algorithms for predicting cancer by simplifying learning data complexity.

Local Installation

git clone https://github.com/abd-ur/MTC_Count.git
cd MTC_Count
pip install .

PyPi Module Installation

pip install mtcount

Install Dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

import mcount
detected_cells = mcount.circle("input_image","output_image", alpha, beta)

Note

Output path if not provided, results will be saved at the default path.
Alpha and Beta by default is set to 190 and 550, but can be changed by argument 'alpha' and 'beta' while function call.
Gradient intensity below Alpha is ignored as not an edge, higher Alpha removes more weak edges.
Gradient intensity above Beta is considered strong edge, lower Beta makes it more sensitive to edges.
Function returns coordinates of detected cells along with radius.

Contributing

Improvements, bug fixes, and new features are welcomed. Feel free to contribute.

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Contact

For any issues, questions, or feature requests, feel free to reach out:

Email: [e-mail]
Portfolio: https://abd-ur.github.io