463: publish the segmented synthetic Invasion Assay example
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README.md
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## Size
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`spacr-example-invasion.tar`: 106,
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## How it was generated
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fields with the lattice, object shapes and noise model of `spacr.qt.synthetic`
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(seeded from well and field, so reproducible byte for byte) and writes each
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field as the merged stack spaCR's Mask module produces: four image planes,
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then cell, nucleus and pathogen label planes. **The label planes are
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so `measurements.db` holds measured
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The design is the one the Invasion tutorial's synthetic data used: a
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staining-control column and two conditions with a known mixture of invaded
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- `measurements/measurements.db` -- Measure's tables (cell, nucleus,
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pathogen, cytoplasm).
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- `merged/` -- the 24 merged stacks: four image planes, then the cell,
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nucleus and pathogen masks (
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- `ground_truth.csv` -- every parasite the generator drew, with its position,
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host cell and state. Compare the module's calls against it:
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## Size
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`spacr-example-invasion.tar`: 106,885,120 bytes (107 MB), an uncompressed tar.
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SHA-256 `135ebf64cf3b5d7c3e77e3b64f73da9cc063bb237e0a41e13c65825ef834714b`.
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## How it was generated
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fields with the lattice, object shapes and noise model of `spacr.qt.synthetic`
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(seeded from well and field, so reproducible byte for byte) and writes each
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field as the merged stack spaCR's Mask module produces: four image planes,
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then cell, nucleus and pathogen label planes. **The label planes are spaCR's own Mask output**
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(Cellpose-SAM on the nucleus, cell and total-parasite channels, run on a GPU
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with `--segment`), so they carry a real segmentation's misses and merges;
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`ground_truth.csv` is still the generator's list of what was drawn. **spaCR's own Measure
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module** then measured every field, so `measurements.db` holds measured
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intensities, not the generator's numbers.
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The design is the one the Invasion tutorial's synthetic data used: a
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staining-control column and two conditions with a known mixture of invaded
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- `measurements/measurements.db` -- Measure's tables (cell, nucleus,
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pathogen, cytoplasm).
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- `merged/` -- the 24 merged stacks: four image planes, then the cell,
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nucleus and pathogen masks (segmented by Mask).
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- `ground_truth.csv` -- every parasite the generator drew, with its position,
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host cell and state. Compare the module's calls against it:
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