Data Access

Raw Data

Per-cell measurement tables for every detected event

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Raw Data is the table of measurements for the events in a layerLoading..., with an Event Label column that identifies each event. For the current sample or region, the table sits in the right-hand dock. A global Raw Data, opened from the Project menu, covers all samples and regions and is mainly for batch export. Double-clicking a row highlights that event in the Image Viewer and in the diagrams.
Measurement - Standard Measurements (global) - General
Video · Primary
Detection - Nuclei Segmentation Classic
Video · Primary
Supporting
User Interface - Object Inspector
Video · Supporting
User Interface - Raw Data
Video · Supporting
Dynamic range - 16bit to 8bit normalization
Video · Supporting
Guided workflow - nucl and cell measurements
Video · Supporting
User Interface - Image Viewer + Toolbar
Video · Supporting
Detection - Total Area
Video · Supporting
One row per event
Columns are measurements
Choose the columns
The Measurements button
From row to image
Forward connection: table to image
Global Raw Data
All samples at once

How It Works

Choose the layer in the Layer dropdown; the first layer is selected by default. Each row is an event, its columns are the event's measurements, and the Event Label column identifies it.

For the current sample or region, Raw Data is a tab in the right-hand dock. The global Raw Data, from Project › Raw Data, covers all samples and regions and is mainly for batch export.

Right-click a column head to sort and filter. Double-click a row to highlight that event in the Image Viewer and in the diagrams.

Simplified

Raw Data is the spreadsheet behind the analysis: one line per detected object, one column per number measured about it.

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