ClearMap¶
This sub-package provides an interface to alignment tools in order to register cleared samples to atlases or reference samples. |
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ClearMap analysis and statistics toolbox. |
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Script to compile all ClearMap code. |
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Initialize a ClearMap environment with all main functionality. |
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Interface to external packages modifed to work with ClearMap. |
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This module handels data reading and writing in ClearMap via sources and sinks. |
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This sub-package provides routines for volumetric image processing in parallel |
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This sub-package provides functions for parallel processing of data for ClearMap. |
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Folder containing the main processing pipeline scripts. |
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Module to set ClearMap’s internal parameter and paths to external programs. |
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A collection of utils nd data for testing. |
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Utility functions used throughout ClearMap. |
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This sub-package provides tools for the visualization of the data and analysis results using the vispy library. |
ClearMap is a toolbox for the analysis and registration of volumetric data.
ClearMap has been designed to analyze O(TB) 3d datasets obtained via light sheet microscopy from iDISCO+ cleared tissue samples immunolabeled for proteins.
- ClearMap includes
non-ridgid wobbly stitching,
image registration to a 3D annotated references (e.g. the Allen Brain Institute Atlases),
a toolbox for large volumetric image processing O(TB),
object and cell detection,
vasculature detection and graph construction,
statistical analysis
ClearMap has been written for mapping immediate early genes [Renier2016] as well as vasculature networks of whole mouse brains [Kirst2020].
ClearMap tools may also be useful for data obtained with other types of microscopes, types of markers, clearing techniques, as well as other species, organs, or samples.
ClearMap is written in Python 3 and is designed to take advantage of parallel processing capabilities of modern workstations. We hope the open structure of the code will enable many new modules to be added to ClearMap to broaden the range of applications to different types of biological objects or structures.
More informatoin and downloads for ClearMap can be found in our repository.
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