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Welcome to CellTracksColab, your comprehensive platform for analyzing cell migration tracks. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced researcher, our platform offers intuitive guidance every step of the way. You'll find detailed explanations in the notebooks to help you navigate the analysis process. Plus, a test dataset is provided to get you started immediately.
CellTracksColab is inspired by several key projects in cell tracking and analysis. We acknowledge the influential contributions of Traject3d, CellPhe, CelltrackR, the MotilityLab website, and Cellplato on Zenodo. The innovative use of UMAP and HDBSCAN for analyzing tracking data, as featured in CellTracksColab, was first introduced in CellPlato.
The easiest way to start using CellTracksColab is in the cloud using Google Collaboratory, but it can also be used on your own computer using Jupyter Notebooks. See our wiki for installation instructions.
We provide three notebooks for loading and analyzing your data depending on its format:
- See how to prepare the data in the TrackMate notebook wiki.
- Explore our general-purpose notebook for analyzing diverse tracking datasets.
- See how to prepare the data in the General notebook wiki.
- CellTracksColab - Viewer: Ideal for loading datasets in CellTracksColab format or sharing data with colleagues.
These notebooks require your dataset to be in the CellTracksColab format.
- Utilize advanced dimensionality reduction techniques to facilitate the interpretation of complex, high-dimensional data.
- Analyze movement tracks in relation to designated Regions of Interest (ROIs). Compute and analyze the distances between moving objects (tracks) and dynamic ROIs.
- Handle TrackMate data structured in a plate format, such as file names commonly produced by incubator microscopes like Incucytes.
Prepare for your analysis journey. Understand the data requirements, familiarize yourself with the recommended folder hierarchy, and get hands-on with our test dataset.
If you use CellTracksColab in your research, please cite the following paper:
Guillaume Jacquemet. (2023). CellTracksColabβA platform for compiling, analyzing, and exploring tracking data. bioRxiv. https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.10.20.563252
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π Home
- π Data requirement and supported software
- π Running CellTracksColab using Google Colab
- π Running CellTracksColab locally
- π The TrackMate notebook
- π The Custom notebook
- πΌοΈ The Viewer notebook
- π Track Visualization
- π Track Filtering
- π Track Metrics
- β Quality Control
- π Plotting Track Metrics
- π Explore your high-dimensional data
- π Distance to ROI analyses
- π Spatial Clustering analyses