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Beth Cimini

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Running CellProfiler from the command line has a major advantage — you don't need to spend computational power or...

Beth Cimini

Hi all,
 
We hope you’re enjoying our new CellProfiler 4.1 release!  If you haven’t had a chance to see it yet, please do grab a copy from https://cellprofiler.org/releases. 

There are a...

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One of the most common questions I’m asked when helping a collaborator with an image analysis project is:

“How do I know when my analysis workflow is doing well enough at...

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Hello all! It’s been a crazy last few months for the CellProfiler team, as we’ve been hiring some new members to the team and working hard on the transition to Python 3, which will...

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Happy holidays to everyone- we here at the CellProfiler team got you a little end-of-year treat in the form of CellProfiler 3.1.8.  This is primarily a bugfix release, getting rid of...

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I’m excited to announce the release of CellProfiler 3.1.

Our focus for CellProfiler 3.1 was polishing features and squashing bugs introduced in CellProfiler 3.0. We also started...

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Everyone here at the CellProfiler team is very excited about our new 3.0 release, and we certainly hope you are too!  CellProfiler 3.0 is much faster than any of our previous releases...

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For those of you who’ve been with us for a long time though, the obvious next question after how to use the new test mode is will my old CellProfiler pipelines work in the new...

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Double clicking on the output images produced by CellProfiler sometimes opens up a screen in your operating system’s default image viewer that looks all black. This can make it seem...

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There’s nothing more exciting than getting back a big batch of data from your automated microscope – finally, you have the results of your screen, your timelapse, or whatever you’ve...