@TMSSociety, I want to learn more about MDiscovery and check out the data, but the webpage doesn't have any way to contact or get more info. What do you recommend?
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@IneRoss What would you want to change them to? You could use the intensity calibration tool to apply a different intensity scale if you know exactly what numbers you want to display.
You can hide the legend altogether, but I don't think you can hide the numbers but show the colorbar.
@DragonflyWizard Help! Is it possible to change the numbers displayed on the intensity scale bar? Alternatively, removing the numbers and ticks? Thank you!
@jaimiAgray Nice! Sometimes when you get a good tool going, it's hard to consider switching to something else. I felt like it was hard to get you and your Florida Museum team to consider moving to Dragonfly. I suppose your new colleagues at Texas gave you a gentle nudge. And you like it!
One of the coolest thing about this class is that the tutorials are almost all online already! Mine is at baradlab.com/michigan_tutor…. I caught a bunch of issues during the practical that I will clean up in the next few days, but hopefully this is a useful resource for some folks.
You should also go harass whoever is at the Dragonfly booth (425) if you're at #MM2023. I do ALL of my segmentations and deep learning in Dragonfly and you should too! Go grab a license or a trial from them and make pretty segmentations too!
I don't recommend event planning as a side gig. The stress of planning your first conference (hybrid meeting) without neglecting your normal full time responsibilities. 😬
@saroberts@OrsDragonfly3D It's not as bad as you think. You can turn off data augmentation and see the CUDA usage exceed 90%. But I think your training will converge sooner if you maintain augmentation. Don't let it bother you that the CPU is doing its share.
Hey @OrsDragonfly3D users! What do you do to best utilize your GPU when training DL segmentation models! Some (Sensor3D) seem to work efficiently on their own, making the GPU burn! Others (U-Net) don't max out CUDA. Any tips?
@Geo_XCT I definitely have a preference! White on black (where white is the abundance of signal and black is the absence of signal). That is what i call "positive contrast" and, it is the easiest to interpret in a way that is consistent with histogram and other image analysis tools.
The guessing game is back! just this time is way too easy so no guessing 🤣🤣but it will resume shortly (aka when I actually have the time!) but I had finally some time to put through the X-rays this beautiful shell found on the beach by our very own technician
@kisharrington Wow! If you hadn't posted this, I would miss this oppty to present in exactly the perfect forum. Thanks Kyle! Look for my rushed--but otherwise perfect :) --abstract soon!