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    Nucleus Detection

    Assume that I have a picture with info about various human cells. Some of these cells overlap each other. My aim is to detect such cells and separate them, without any loss of data. Also, I need to detect the nucleus of all cells. Can someone give me the C# code for this

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    Re: Nucleus Detection

    I don't think so. What you're looking for (correct me if I'm wrong) is shape recognition software. Well, at least as far as I know, this is pretty complex, and I'm not aware of general purpose solutions. Maybe there are some frameworks that can help you with that, but don't expect someone will provide you code for a task as vague as this:
    Some of these cells overlap each other. My aim is to detect such cells and separate them.
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    Re: Nucleus Detection

    Quote Originally Posted by sathya8819 View Post
    Can someone give me the C# code for this
    I'm sure commercial solutions for this exist, but I doubt anyone will simply give away (or even write) the code for you here.
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    Re: Nucleus Detection

    I work at a company that does exactly this in the context of pathology and cilu is correct; it is very complicated. We have PhDs who work on this kind of thing for us. If you have to ask for code samples you are nowhere near ready to take this on.

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