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fedeceri/cochlea-hair-cell-binary-segmentation-unet2d
cochlea-hair-cell-binary-segmentation-unet2d is a image segmentation model from fedeceri. Use it for the image segmentation task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. It is set up for pytorch. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
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From the Hugging Face model README
MONAI/PyTorch implementation of a 2D U-Net for binary semantic segmentation of fluorescent cochlear hair cells in single-channel two-photon microscopy TIFF images. This model segments 2-photon fluorescence microscopy images containing fluorescently-labelled hair cells in the cochlea. The model is trained to segment fluorescently-labelled inner hair cells (mostly GCaMP6) in the neonatal cochlea from in-vivo 2-photon imaging experiments (Paper). The original segmentation was performed with Cellpose and manually revised in napari.
As a result, the algorithm performs better than Cellpose in ignoring cells different from inner hair cells, such as outer hair cells or supporting cells, and in "blurry" in-vivo experiments.

config.ymlconfig.ymlbest_model_binary_v1.pthRun inference on a TIFF image:
python infer_binary.py input_Avg.tif --output prediction_mask.tif
The script loads config.yml and the model path configured in model.best_model_path.
To output watershed-separated instance labels instead of a binary mask:
python infer_binary.py input_Avg.tif --output-type labels --output prediction_labels.tif
To save both outputs:
python infer_binary.py input_Avg.tif --output-type both --output prediction_mask.tif --labels-output prediction_labels.tif
The model was trained on a microscopy dataset acquired as part of the paper In vivo spontaneous Ca2+ activity in the pre-hearing mammalian cochlea by De Faveri F., Ceriani F. and Marcotti W. The training dataset consisted of two-photon fluorescence images of GCaMP-labelled cochlear hair cells together with manually curated binary segmentation masks.
Validation Dice:0.787
Training and inference code: https://github.com/fedeceri85/cochlea-hair-cell-binary-segmentation-unet2d