Image analysis, in the browser
Microtubule Quantifier
Upload a fluorescent cell image (green = microtubules, blue = nucleus) and get the percentage of the image occupied by microtubules, using the same OpenCV steps as the Python pipeline. Nothing is uploaded: the picture never leaves your device.
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Or try a sample cell from the paper:
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Result
0.00%
of the image is microtubule
- Image
- 0 × 0 px
- Otsu threshold
- 0
- Microtubule pixels
- 0 / 0
- Time
- 0 ms
How the number is computed
- Take the green channel of the image.
- Find the nucleus: Otsu threshold on the blue channel, then close small gaps (5 px ellipse, twice).
- Find microtubules: Otsu threshold on the green channel.
- Remove the nucleus from the microtubule mask.
- Clean up: open then close with a 3 px ellipse.
- Percentage = microtubule pixels ÷ all pixels × 100.
On the three sample cells the browser result equals the Python script's result to four decimal places (see the accuracy table).