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produce one large segmentation of smFISH_OLEH and VISIUM
check batch_norm in UNET (currently is not there)
reflection padding in UNET (currently is not there) or nothing and then prediction on a smaller region?
the graph is not a K_NN graph. is that ok? Optimize the radius. It seems that larger is better (i.e. 5 is better than 2). To evaluate this systematically you need to make plots of N_OBJECTS vs RESOLUTION parameters. Hopefully for large radius we will see a plateau
is greedy modularity optimization the thing we are interested in? TIM suggests: If you aren’t committed to greedy modularity maximization, one of the fastest libraries that will get you community detection (using Stochastic Block Models) is graph tool (https://graph-tool.skewed.de/). It’s c++ underneath (using Boost I believe), so it is very fast. The tradeoff is that it can be a huge pain in the ass to install, though I have heard it has recently been simplified.
the graph is partitioned in disconnected components. Is there an advantage in treating each connected component separately. Is community detection faster? Can I use the same resolution parameters for all the different disconnected components
loss function optimization. It seems that the best loss function was the one in
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commit 39d6bf2
Change master implementation back to that one. Try to understand the differences.
can i reduce operation for the creation of the graph to 1/4 by using roller2d on just one quadrant?
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folder: /home/jupyter/REPOS/spacetx-research/NEW_ARCHIVE/merfish_june22_v2
commit 39d6bf2
Change master implementation back to that one. Try to understand the differences.
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