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Martin Almers

Anders Rosenqvist

Christer F&aring;hraeus

Daniel Elvin

Sven Hedlund

Adam Morell

Anders Heyden

Magnus Pettersson

Oscar Beijbom

Kent Stråhlén

Benny Klein

Per Sennmalm

Mattias Nilson

Hans-Inge Bengtsson

Lisbeth Palm

Gert-Ola Carlsson

Mats Erikson

Anna Kapferer

Jesper Jönsson

The disclosure relates to a method for training a neural network classifier () to classify a digital image depicting one or more objects of a biological sample into a specific class, which class belongs to a predefined set of classes (C-C), the method comprising: providing a training set of digital images (-) originating 5 from a plurality of biological samples, each digital image () of the training set being labeled with a specific class (C) of the one or more objects of the digital image (), each digital image () of the training set being associated with global data () pertaining to the respective sample, training the neural network () using pixel data of each digital image () from the training set of digital 10 images (-) and the global data () associated with said digital image () as input, and using the specific class (C) of the label of said digital image () as a correct output from the neural network (). The disclosure further relates to an analyzing apparatus ().

Method and apparatus for training a neural network classifier to classify an image depicting one or more objects of a biological sample

In one embodiment of the present invention, a method is disclosed for determining a difference between a sample position and an in-focus position, as well as a vision inspection system. In a first step image data depicting a sample is captured. Next, a feature set is extracted from the image data. Thereafter, the feature set is classified into a position difference value, corresponding to the difference between the sample position and the in-focus position, by using a machine learning algorithm that is trained to associate image data features to a position difference value.

Method for determining an in-focus position and a vision inspection system

Methods and systems for generating a graphical user interface for analysis of red blood cells. The method generates a first view of the graphical user interface by highlighting red blood cells in an image that are classified into at least one group indicated by a user input. The method also generates a second view by extracting individual red blood cells being classified into the at least one group indicated by the user input from the image of red blood cells and displaying them group-wise.

Graphical user interface for analysis of red blood cells

An image processing system for optical systems including microscopes which separately captures (grabs) different portions of the electromagnetic spectrum as emitted from an object as separate images. Each of the separate images are individually focused and then aligned with the other images to produce a composite image. In one embodiment, the different portions correspond to red, green, and blue and the composite image is displayed to the user on as a monitor without any need for an eyepiece.

Optical system and method for composing color images from chromatically non-compensated optics

An image registration (alignment) system which achieves alignment by determining an optimal focus for a composite image produced from the combination of misregistered images. The system also uses optimal or nearly optimal linear filters for filtering the combined image to emphasize (enhance) alignment information in the combined image and to de-emphasize (damp) noise. One set of the nearly optimal linear filters are modified second order difference filters in which the number of internal zeros are modified to tune the filter to the particular equipment.

Feature-free registration of dissimilar images using a robust similarity metric

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