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Ranking cell tracking systems without manual validation
DOI:10.1016/j.patrec.2014.11.005.png)
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Automated cell segmentation and tracking can significantly increase the productivity of research in biology. In order to tune a tracking system for a particular video, researchers usually have to manually annotate a part of the video, and tune the algorithm with respect to this ground truth. However, large variability in cell video characteristics leads to different trackers and parameters being optimal for different videos. Therefore for any new video, manual annotation and tuning has to be performed again. Alternatively, suboptimal parameters have to be used which may result in a significant amount of manual post-correction being required. The challenge that we address in this paper is automated selection and tuning of cell tracking systems without the need for manual annotation. Given an estimate of the cell size only, our method incapable of ranking the trackers according to their performance on the given video without the need for ground truth. Our evaluation using real videos and real tracking systems indicates that our method incapable of selecting the best or nearly best tracker and its parameters in practical scenarios. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Cell tracking
Tracking quality
Optimal assignment
Tracker selection
Bayes theorem
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