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!Complex scripts
Scripts that are complex enough not to fit in any of the other simple categories.
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Affine transform objects between images.groovy - used with the Align images experimental tool in v0.2.0m1
Background staining check - Takes annotations, expands an area around them, checks the staining level in that area,
then deletes all expanded areas and any original areas that violate some condition. Can help check for staining artifacts.
Classifier with GUI.groovy - User interface based macro to simplify classifying many possible channels. Also generates all
possible combinations of base classes (double, triple, etc positives).
*Added updated version for 0.2.0M5
Classifier with no GUI.groovy - Same as above but streamlined for use in a script, with no user interaction.
*Added Detection based versions of both above scripts which should work for tiles.
DBSCAN 0.2.0.groovy - Implementation of DBSCAN for cluster analysis.
Hotspot Detection 0.2.0M8.groovy - Detecting clusters of cells above a certain density and size threshold, written for 0.2.0M8
Invasion assay or tumor adjacent area.groovy - Creating areas of increasing distance from the tumor annotation border. Use negative
values in the annotation expansion for invasion assays.
Lipid detection and measurement.groovy - Detects lighter areas within your tissue area and creates detection objects with measurements.
Multiple cell detections.groovy - Set of scripts that allow the user to run one cell detection, store those results, run a second cell
detection, and then import the results of the first. Useful when one set of Cell detection variables does not accurately detect all
of your cells.
Positive Pixel scripting for QP 1.2.groovy - Demonstrates ways to succesfully use positive pixel detection to handle difficult staining.
Positive Pixel scripting for QP 1.3.groovy - Same as above but modified for alterations to positive pixel detection in 1.3
R-squared.groovy - GUI based R squared calculator-allows selection of objects by class. Only works for detections.
Added Plots and ability to save/export results of multiple calculations
R-squared pixel values.groovy - GUI based R squared calculator for pixel values in objects, combination of the R-squared and
colocalization scripts
RareCellFetcher-allAnnotations.groovy - Totally higher class than CellTinder or CellRoulette.
Step 1 through Step 4 - Part of a workflow for semiautomated generation of very high resolution cells. User defines the cytoplasm.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/qupath-users/ehxID096NV8/U7n5_CNABwAJ
Tissue detection (for workflow) - Two scripts that mimic Simple Tissue Detection from QuPath, but give more channel flexibility when
working with fluorescent images. Normally QuPath will only use the first channel for tissue detection, while this will let you choose
the balance between channels that works best for you. Workflow version removes the GUI.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/qupath-users/4g26bLOC_CE
Tissue detection m5 - update to the scripts to work with version m5
Tumor Region Measurements - Script is from Pete and can be used for measurements in and around a tumor.
https://petebankhead.github.io/qupath/scripts/2018/08/08/three-regions.html
Updated Jan 2019 with Classifier scripts to make it easier to... well, classify. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/qupath-users/LMxYihQMvTw
Updated Dec 2018 with a Tissue Detection script that can act in a similar (rough) fashion to simple tissue detection, but has the
advantage of allowing the user to choose and weight channels. This makes it possible to look at specific areas within tissue
samples, even in 7-8 color images. See here for examples and an explanation: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/qupath-users/4g26bLOC_CE
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Affine transform objects between images.groovy
/** QUPATH 0.2.0m1
* Script to transfer QuPath objects from one image to another, applying an AffineTransform to any ROIs.
* https://forum.image.sc/t/interactive-image-alignment/23745/8
*/
// SET ME! Define transformation matrix
// Get this from 'Interactive image alignment (experimental)
def matrix = [
-0.998, -0.070, 127256.994,
0.070, -0.998, 72627.371
]
// SET ME! Define image containing the original objects (must be in the current project)
def otherImageName = null
// SET ME! Delete existing objects
def deleteExisting = true
// SET ME! Change this if things end up in the wrong place
def createInverse = true
import qupath.lib.gui.helpers.DisplayHelpers
import qupath.lib.objects.PathCellObject
import qupath.lib.objects.PathDetectionObject
import qupath.lib.objects.PathObject
import qupath.lib.objects.PathObjects
import qupath.lib.objects.PathTileObject
import qupath.lib.roi.PathROIToolsAwt
import qupath.lib.roi.interfaces.ROI
import java.awt.geom.AffineTransform
import static qupath.lib.gui.scripting.QPEx.*
if (otherImageName == null) {
DisplayHelpers.showErrorNotification("Transform objects", "Please specify an image name in the script!")
return
}
// Get the project & the requested image name
def project = getProject()
def entry = project.getImageList().find {it.getImageName() == otherImageName}
if (entry == null) {
print 'Could not find image with name ' + otherImageName
return
}
def otherHierarchy = entry.readHierarchy()
def pathObjects = otherHierarchy.getRootObject().getChildObjects()
// Define the transformation matrix
def transform = new AffineTransform(
matrix[0], matrix[3], matrix[1],
matrix[4], matrix[2], matrix[5]
)
if (createInverse)
transform = transform.createInverse()
if (deleteExisting)
clearAllObjects()
def newObjects = []
for (pathObject in pathObjects) {
newObjects << transformObject(pathObject, transform)
}
addObjects(newObjects)
print 'Done!'
/**
* Transform object, recursively transforming all child objects
*
* @param pathObject
* @param transform
* @return
*/
PathObject transformObject(PathObject pathObject, AffineTransform transform) {
// Create a new object with the converted ROI
def roi = pathObject.getROI()
def roi2 = transformROI(roi, transform)
def newObject = null
if (pathObject instanceof PathCellObject) {
def nucleusROI = pathObject.getNucleusROI()
if (nucleusROI == null)
newObject = PathObjects.createCellObject(roi2, pathObject.getPathClass(), pathObject.getMeasurementList())
else
newObject = PathObjects.createCellObject(roi2, transformROI(nucleusROI, transform), pathObject.getPathClass(), pathObject.getMeasurementList())
} else if (pathObject instanceof PathTileObject) {
newObject = PathObjects.createTileObject(roi2, pathObject.getPathClass(), pathObject.getMeasurementList())
} else if (pathObject instanceof PathDetectionObject) {
newObject = PathObjects.createDetectionObject(roi2, pathObject.getPathClass(), pathObject.getMeasurementList())
} else {
newObject = PathObjects.createAnnotationObject(roi2, pathObject.getPathClass(), pathObject.getMeasurementList())
}
// Handle child objects
if (pathObject.hasChildren()) {
newObject.addPathObjects(pathObject.getChildObjects().collect({transformObject(it, transform)}))
}
return newObject
}
/**
* Transform ROI (via conversion to Java AWT shape)
*
* @param roi
* @param transform
* @return
*/
ROI transformROI(ROI roi, AffineTransform transform) {
def shape = PathROIToolsAwt.getShape(roi) // Should be able to use roi.getShape() - but there's currently a bug in it for rectangles/ellipses!
shape2 = transform.createTransformedShape(shape)
return PathROIToolsAwt.getShapeROI(shape2, roi.getC(), roi.getZ(), roi.getT(), 0.5)
}
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Background staining check.groovy
//Ideally checks one channel for presence above a certain background level, to help remove islets or areas of interest in areas of bad staining
//Could be modified to check for stain bubbles, edge staining artifacts, multiple channels, etc.
//RESETS ANY CLASSIFICATIONS ALREADY SET. Would require substantial revision to avoid reclassifying annotations.
//expansion distance in microns around the annotations that is checked for background, this is also a STRING
def expansion = "20.0"
def threshold = 5000
//channel variable is part of a String and needs to be exactly correct
def channel = "Channel 2"
import qupath.lib.roi.*
import qupath.lib.objects.*
def pixelSize = getCurrentImageData().getServer().getPixelHeightMicrons()
hierarchy = getCurrentHierarchy()
originals = getAnnotationObjects()
classToSubtract = "Original"
surroundingClass = "Surrounding"
areaClass = "Donut"
//set the class on all of the base objects, lots of objects will be created and this helps keep track.
originals.each{it.setPathClass(getPathClass(surroundingClass))}
selectAnnotations()
runPlugin('qupath.lib.plugins.objects.DilateAnnotationPlugin', '{"radiusMicrons": '+expansion+', "removeInterior": false, "constrainToParent": true}');
originals.each{it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classToSubtract))}
surroundings = getAnnotationObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass() == getPathClass(surroundingClass)}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
for (parent in surroundings){
//child object should be of the original annotations, now with classToSubtract
child = parent.getChildObjects()
updated = PathROIToolsAwt.combineROIs(parent.getROI(), child[0].getROI(), PathROIToolsAwt.CombineOp.SUBTRACT)
// Remove original annotation, add new ones
annotations = new PathAnnotationObject(updated, getPathClass(areaClass))
addObject(annotations)
selectAnnotations().findAll{it.getPathClass() == getPathClass(areaClass)}
///////////MAY NEED TO MANUALLY EDIT THIS LINE and "value" below A BIT BASED ON IMAGE///////////////////
runPlugin('qupath.lib.algorithms.IntensityFeaturesPlugin', '{"pixelSizeMicrons": '+pixelSize+', "region": "ROI", "tileSizeMicrons": 25.0, "channel1": false, "channel2": true, "channel3": false, "channel4": false, "doMean": true, "doStdDev": true, "doMinMax": false, "doMedian": false, "doHaralick": false, "haralickMin": 0, "haralickMax": 0, "haralickDistance": 1, "haralickBins": 32}');
donut = getAnnotationObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass()==getPathClass(areaClass)}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
value = donut[0].getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ROI: 0.32 " + qupath.lib.common.GeneralTools.micrometerSymbol() + " per pixel: "+channel+": Mean")
//occasionally the value is NaN for no reason I can figure out. I decided it was safer to keep the results any time
//this happens for now, though if the preserved regions end up being problematic the && !value.isNaN should be removed.
if ( value > threshold && !value.isNaN()){
println("remove, value was "+value)
removeObject(parent, false)
removeObject(donut[0], true)
} else {println("keep");
removeObject(parent, true);
removeObject(donut[0],true)
}
}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
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Cell Classifier no GUI for 0.2.0m8.groovy
//V3 Corrected classification over-write error on classifiers with more than 3 parts
import qupath.lib.gui.tools.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Hopefully you can simply replace the fileName with your classifier, and include this is a script.
fileName = "MyClassifier"
positive = []
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",fileName)
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
//println(cObj)
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][3])
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = Color.web(cObj[i][4])
currentPathClass = getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGB(c))
}
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
//println(i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
depth = 2
classifier(cObj[i][2], positive[i], remaining, i)
}
Set classSet = []
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
classSet << object.getPathClass()
}
List classList = []
classList.addAll(classSet.findAll{it != getPathClass("Negative") })
print("Class list: "+ classList)
classList.each{
className = it.getName()
cells = getCellObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass() == getPathClass(className)}
//remove the " positive"
classNameList = className.tokenize(' ')[0]
classNameList = classNameList.tokenize(',')
classNameList.sort()
name = classNameList.join(',')
//print name
cells.each{it.setPathClass(getPathClass(name+" positive"))}
}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
def classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position){
//current point in the list of lists, allows access to the measurements needed to figure out what from the current class is also part of the next class
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][3])
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) <= upper}
newName = cObj[k][2]
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
passList.each{
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//println(passList.size()+"number of "+mergeName+" cells passed")
for (def z=0; z<CHANNELS; z++){
//println("before"+positive[z].size())
positive[z] = positive[z].minus(passList)
//println(z+" after "+positive[z].size())
}
depth -=1
return;
} else{
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
}
}
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Cell Classifier with GUI for 0.2.0M8.groovy
//V5 Corrected classification over-write error on classifiers with more than 3 parts
//added a correction so that class lists are always in alphabetical order, preventing order mismatches. Hopefully
//Updated for M8
import javafx.application.Platform
import javafx.beans.property.SimpleLongProperty
import javafx.geometry.Insets
import javafx.scene.Scene
import javafx.geometry.Pos
import javafx.scene.control.Button
import javafx.scene.control.Label
import javafx.scene.control.TableView
import javafx.scene.control.TextField
import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox
import javafx.scene.control.ComboBox
import javafx.scene.control.TableColumn
import javafx.scene.control.ColorPicker
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane
import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip
import javafx.stage.Stage
import qupath.lib.gui.QuPathGUI
import qupath.lib.gui.tools.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Settings to control the dialog boxes for the GUI
int col = 0
int row = 0
int textFieldWidth = 120
int labelWidth = 150
def gridPane = new GridPane()
gridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
gridPane.setVgap(2);
gridPane.setHgap(10);
def server = getCurrentImageData().getServer()
//Upper thresholds will default to the max bit depth, since that is likely the most common upper limit for a given image.
def metadata = getCurrentImageData().getServer().getOriginalMetadata()
def pixelSize = metadata.pixelCalibration.pixelWidth.value
maxPixel = Math.pow((double) 2,(double)server.getPixelType().getBitsPerPixel())-1
positive = []
//print(maxPixel)
def titleLabel = new Label("Intended for use where one marker determines a base class.\nFor example, you could use Channel 1 Cytoplasmic Mean and Channel 2 Nuclear Mean\nto generate two base classes and a Double positive class where each condition is true.\n\n")
gridPane.add(titleLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def requestLabel = new Label("How many base classes/single measurements are you interested in?\nThe above example would have two.\n")
gridPane.add(requestLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def TextField classText = new TextField("2");
classText.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classText.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add(classText, col++, row, 1, 1)
//ArrayList<Label> channelLabels
Button startButton = new Button()
startButton.setText("Start Classifying")
gridPane.add(startButton, col, row++, 1, 1)
startButton.setTooltip(new Tooltip("If you need to change the number of classes, re-run the script"));
col = 0
row+=10 //spacer
def loadLabel = new Label("Load a classifier:")
gridPane.add(loadLabel,col++, row, 2, 1)
def TextField classFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
classFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add( classFile, col++, row, 1, 1)
Button loadButton = new Button()
loadButton.setText("Load Classifier")
gridPane.add(loadButton, col++, row++, 1, 1)
//incredibly lazy and sloppy coding, just a copy and paste taking slightly different inputs
loadButton.setOnAction{
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",classFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
col = 0
row = 0
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassifierTools.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
boxes[i].setValue(cObj[i][0])
classList[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][2])
lowerTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][1])
upperTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][3])
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker(Color.web(cObj[i][4]))
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
startTime = System.currentTimeMillis()
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGB(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
//A desperate attempt to fix the possibility of class name mismatch between slides
Set classSet = []
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
classSet << object.getPathClass()
}
List classyList = []
classyList.addAll(classSet.findAll{it != getPathClass("Negative") })
classyList.each{
className = it.getName()
cells = getCellObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass() == getPathClass(className)}
//remove the " positive"
classNameList = className.tokenize(' ')[0]
classNameList = classNameList.tokenize(',')
classNameList.sort()
name = classNameList.join(',')
//print name
cells.each{it.setPathClass(getPathClass(name+" positive"))}
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage3 = new Stage()
stage3.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage3.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage3.setTitle("Loaded Classifier "+classFile.getText())
stage3.setWidth(870);
stage3.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage3.show()
}
}
//end of the loaded classifier
startButton.setOnAction {
col = 0
row = 0
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = Float.parseFloat(classText.getText())
//channelLabels = new ArrayList( CHANNELS)
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassifierTools.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
classList[i] = new TextField("C" + (i+1))
lowerTs[i] = new TextField("0")
upperTs[i] = new TextField(maxPixel.toString())
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker()
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGB(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
//A desperate attempt to fix the possibility of class name mismatch between slides
Set classSet = []
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
classSet << object.getPathClass()
}
List classyList = []
classyList.addAll(classSet.findAll{it != getPathClass("Negative") })
classyList.each{
className = it.getName()
cells = getCellObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass() == getPathClass(className)}
//remove the " positive"
classNameList = className.tokenize(' ')[0]
classNameList = classNameList.tokenize(',')
classNameList.sort()
name = classNameList.join(',')
//print name
cells.each{it.setPathClass(getPathClass(name+" positive"))}
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
//////////////////////////
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//////////////////////
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage2 = new Stage()
stage2.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage2.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage2.setTitle("Build Classifier ")
stage2.setWidth(870);
stage2.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage2.show()
}
}
//Some stuff that controls the dialog box showing up. I don't really understand it but it is needed.
Platform.runLater {
def stage = new Stage()
stage.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage.setScene(new Scene( gridPane))
stage.setTitle("Simple Classifier for Multiple Classes ")
stage.setWidth(550);
stage.setHeight(300);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage.show()
}
//Recursive function to keep track of what needs to be classified next.
//listAName is the current classifier name (for example Class 1 during the first pass) which gets modified with the intersect
//and would result in cells from this pass being called Class 1,Class2 positive.
//listA is the current list of cells being checked for intersection with the first member of...
//remainingListSize is the number of lists in "positive[]" that the current list needs to be checked against
//position keeps track of the starting position of listAName class. So on the first runthrough everything will start with C1
//The next runthrough will start with position 2 since the base class will be C2
void classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position = 0){
//println("listofLists " +remainingListSize)
//println("base list size"+listA.size())
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
//println("listofLists in loop" +remainingListSize)
//println("y "+y)
//println("depth"+depth)
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
//println("k "+k)
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[k].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[k].getText())
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) <= upper}
newName = classList[k].getText()
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
//println("depth "+depth)
//println(mergeName+" with number of remaining lists "+remainingListSize)
passList.each{
//Check if class being applies is "shorter" than the current class.
//This prevents something like "C2,C3" from overwriting "C1,C2,C3,C4" from the first call.
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//If we are comparing the current list to the last positive class list, we are done
//Go up one level of classifier depth and return
depth -=1
return;
} else{
//Otherwise, move one place further along the "positive" list of base classes, and increase depth
//This happens when going from C1,C2 to C1,C2,C3 etc.
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
//println("loopy depth"+depth)
}
}
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Classifier for Tiles with GUI.groovy
//V1 Edited slightly to work for tiles/SLICs
import javafx.application.Platform
import javafx.beans.property.SimpleLongProperty
import javafx.geometry.Insets
import javafx.scene.Scene
import javafx.geometry.Pos
import javafx.scene.control.Button
import javafx.scene.control.Label
import javafx.scene.control.TableView
import javafx.scene.control.TextField
import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox
import javafx.scene.control.ComboBox
import javafx.scene.control.TableColumn
import javafx.scene.control.ColorPicker
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane
import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip
import javafx.stage.Stage
import qupath.lib.gui.QuPathGUI
import qupath.lib.gui.helpers.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Settings to control the dialog boxes for the GUI
int col = 0
int row = 0
int textFieldWidth = 120
int labelWidth = 150
def gridPane = new GridPane()
gridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
gridPane.setVgap(2);
gridPane.setHgap(10);
def server = getCurrentImageData().getServer()
//Upper thresholds will default to the max bit depth, since that is likely the most common upper limit for a given image.
maxPixel = Math.pow((double) 2,(double)server.getBitsPerPixel())-1
positive = []
//print(maxPixel)
def titleLabel = new Label("Intended for use where one marker determines a base class.\nFor example, you could use Channel 1 Cytoplasmic Mean and Channel 2 Nuclear Mean\nto generate two base classes and a Double positive class where each condition is true.\n\n")
gridPane.add(titleLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def requestLabel = new Label("How many base classes/single measurements are you interested in?\nThe above example would have two.\n")
gridPane.add(requestLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def TextField classText = new TextField("2");
classText.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classText.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add(classText, col++, row, 1, 1)
//ArrayList<Label> channelLabels
Button startButton = new Button()
startButton.setText("Start Classifying")
gridPane.add(startButton, col, row++, 1, 1)
startButton.setTooltip(new Tooltip("If you need to change the number of classes, re-run the script"));
col = 0
row+=10 //spacer
def loadLabel = new Label("Load a classifier:")
gridPane.add(loadLabel,col++, row, 2, 1)
def TextField classFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
classFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add( classFile, col++, row, 1, 1)
Button loadButton = new Button()
loadButton.setText("Load Classifier")
gridPane.add(loadButton, col++, row++, 1, 1)
//incredibly lazy and sloppy coding, just a copy and paste taking slightly different inputs
loadButton.setOnAction{
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",classFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
col = 0
row = 0
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassificationLabellingHelper.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
boxes[i].setValue(cObj[i][0])
classList[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][2])
lowerTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][1])
upperTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][3])
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker(Color.web(cObj[i][4]))
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getDetectionObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
startTime = System.currentTimeMillis()
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage3 = new Stage()
stage3.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage3.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage3.setTitle("Loaded Classifier "+classFile.getText())
stage3.setWidth(870);
stage3.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage3.show()
}
}
//end of the loaded classifier
startButton.setOnAction {
col = 0
row = 0
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = Float.parseFloat(classText.getText())
//channelLabels = new ArrayList( CHANNELS)
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassificationLabellingHelper.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
classList[i] = new TextField("C" + (i+1))
lowerTs[i] = new TextField("0")
upperTs[i] = new TextField(maxPixel.toString())
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker()
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getDetectionObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
//////////////////////////
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//////////////////////
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage2 = new Stage()
stage2.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage2.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage2.setTitle("Build Classifier ")
stage2.setWidth(870);
stage2.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage2.show()
}
}
//Some stuff that controls the dialog box showing up. I don't really understand it but it is needed.
Platform.runLater {
def stage = new Stage()
stage.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage.setScene(new Scene( gridPane))
stage.setTitle("Simple Classifier for Multiple Classes ")
stage.setWidth(550);
stage.setHeight(300);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage.show()
}
//Recursive function to keep track of what needs to be classified next.
//listAName is the current classifier name (for example Class 1 during the first pass) which gets modified with the intersect
//and would result in cells from this pass being called Class 1,Class2 positive.
//listA is the current list of cells being checked for intersection with the first member of...
//remainingListSize is the number of lists in "positive[]" that the current list needs to be checked against
//position keeps track of the starting position of listAName class. So on the first runthrough everything will start with C1
//The next runthrough will start with position 2 since the base class will be C2
void classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position = 0){
//println("listofLists " +remainingListSize)
//println("base list size"+listA.size())
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
//println("listofLists in loop" +remainingListSize)
//println("y "+y)
//println("depth"+depth)
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
//println("k "+k)
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[k].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[k].getText())
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) <= upper}
newName = classList[k].getText()
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
//println("depth "+depth)
//println(mergeName+" with number of remaining lists "+remainingListSize)
passList.each{
//Check if class being applies is "shorter" than the current class.
//This prevents something like "C2,C3" from overwriting "C1,C2,C3,C4" from the first call.
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//If we are comparing the current list to the last positive class list, we are done
//Go up one level of classifier depth and return
depth -=1
return;
} else{
//Otherwise, move one place further along the "positive" list of base classes, and increase depth
//This happens when going from C1,C2 to C1,C2,C3 etc.
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
//println("loopy depth"+depth)
}
}
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Classifier with GUI.groovy
//V3 Corrected classification over-write error on classifiers with more than 3 parts
import javafx.application.Platform
import javafx.beans.property.SimpleLongProperty
import javafx.geometry.Insets
import javafx.scene.Scene
import javafx.geometry.Pos
import javafx.scene.control.Button
import javafx.scene.control.Label
import javafx.scene.control.TableView
import javafx.scene.control.TextField
import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox
import javafx.scene.control.ComboBox
import javafx.scene.control.TableColumn
import javafx.scene.control.ColorPicker
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane
import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip
import javafx.stage.Stage
import qupath.lib.gui.QuPathGUI
import qupath.lib.gui.helpers.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Settings to control the dialog boxes for the GUI
int col = 0
int row = 0
int textFieldWidth = 120
int labelWidth = 150
def gridPane = new GridPane()
gridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
gridPane.setVgap(2);
gridPane.setHgap(10);
def server = getCurrentImageData().getServer()
//Upper thresholds will default to the max bit depth, since that is likely the most common upper limit for a given image.
maxPixel = Math.pow((double) 2,(double)server.getBitsPerPixel())-1
positive = []
//print(maxPixel)
def titleLabel = new Label("Intended for use where one marker determines a base class.\nFor example, you could use Channel 1 Cytoplasmic Mean and Channel 2 Nuclear Mean\nto generate two base classes and a Double positive class where each condition is true.\n\n")
gridPane.add(titleLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def requestLabel = new Label("How many base classes/single measurements are you interested in?\nThe above example would have two.\n")
gridPane.add(requestLabel,col, row++, 3, 1)
def TextField classText = new TextField("2");
classText.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classText.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add(classText, col++, row, 1, 1)
//ArrayList<Label> channelLabels
Button startButton = new Button()
startButton.setText("Start Classifying")
gridPane.add(startButton, col, row++, 1, 1)
startButton.setTooltip(new Tooltip("If you need to change the number of classes, re-run the script"));
col = 0
row+=10 //spacer
def loadLabel = new Label("Load a classifier:")
gridPane.add(loadLabel,col++, row, 2, 1)
def TextField classFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
classFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
gridPane.add( classFile, col++, row, 1, 1)
Button loadButton = new Button()
loadButton.setText("Load Classifier")
gridPane.add(loadButton, col++, row++, 1, 1)
//incredibly lazy and sloppy coding, just a copy and paste taking slightly different inputs
loadButton.setOnAction{
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",classFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
col = 0
row = 0
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassificationLabellingHelper.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
boxes[i].setValue(cObj[i][0])
classList[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][2])
lowerTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][1])
upperTs[i] = new TextField(cObj[i][3])
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker(Color.web(cObj[i][4]))
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
startTime = System.currentTimeMillis()
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage3 = new Stage()
stage3.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage3.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage3.setTitle("Loaded Classifier "+classFile.getText())
stage3.setWidth(870);
stage3.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage3.show()
}
}
//end of the loaded classifier
startButton.setOnAction {
col = 0
row = 0
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = Float.parseFloat(classText.getText())
//channelLabels = new ArrayList( CHANNELS)
def secondGridPane = new GridPane()
secondGridPane.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));
secondGridPane.setVgap(2);
secondGridPane.setHgap(10);
def assist = new Label("Short Class Names are recommended as dual positives and beyond use the full names of all positive classes.\n ")
secondGridPane.add(assist, col, row++, 5, 1)
def mChoice = new Label("Measurement ")
mChoice.setMaxWidth(400)
mChoice.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
def mLowThresh = new Label("Lower Threshold <= ")
def mHighThresh = new Label("<= Upper Threshold ")
def mClassName = new Label("Class Name ")
secondGridPane.add( mChoice, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mLowThresh, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mClassName, col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add( mHighThresh, col, row++, 1,1)
//create data structures to use for building the classifier
boxes = new ComboBox [CHANNELS]
lowerTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
classList = new TextField [CHANNELS]
upperTs = new TextField [CHANNELS]
colorPickers = new ColorPicker [CHANNELS]
//create the dialog where the user will select the measurements of interest and values
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS;i++) {
col =0
//Add to dialog box, new row for each
boxes[i] = new ComboBox()
qupath.lib.classifiers.PathClassificationLabellingHelper.getAvailableFeatures(getDetectionObjects()).each {boxes[i].getItems().add(it) }
classList[i] = new TextField("C" + (i+1))
lowerTs[i] = new TextField("0")
upperTs[i] = new TextField(maxPixel.toString())
classList[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
classList[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
lowerTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
lowerTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
upperTs[i].setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
upperTs[i].setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
colorPickers[i] = new ColorPicker()
secondGridPane.add(boxes[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(lowerTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(classList[i], col++, row, 1, 1)
secondGridPane.add(upperTs[i], col++, row, 1,1)
secondGridPane.add(colorPickers[i], col++, row++, 1,1)
}
Button runButton = new Button()
runButton.setText("Run Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(runButton, 0, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
runButton.setOnAction {
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[i].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[i].getText())
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[i].getValue()) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = colorPickers[i].getValue()
currentPathClass = getPathClass(classList[i].getText()+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
//Call the classifier on each list of positive single class cells, except for the last one!
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
println("ROUND "+i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
//println("SENDING CELLS TO CLASSIFIER "+positive[i].size())
depth = 2
classifier(classList[i].getText(), positive[i], remaining, i)
}
println("clasifier done")
fireHierarchyUpdate()
}
//end Run Button
//////////////////////////
row+=10 //spacer
Button saveButton = new Button()
saveButton.setText("Save Classifier")
secondGridPane.add(saveButton, 1, row, 1, 1)
def TextField saveFile = new TextField("MyClassifier");
saveFile.setMaxWidth( textFieldWidth);
saveFile.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT)
secondGridPane.add( saveFile, 2, row++, 1, 1)
//All stuff for actually classifying cells
saveButton.setOnAction {
def export = []
for (def l=0; l<CHANNELS;l++){
export << [boxes[l].getValue(), lowerTs[l].getText(), classList[l].getText(), upperTs[l].getText(), colorPickers[l].getValue().toString()]
}
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers"))
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",saveFile.getText())
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(export)
}
}
//////////////////////
//End of classifier window
Platform.runLater {
def stage2 = new Stage()
stage2.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage2.setScene(new Scene( secondGridPane))
stage2.setTitle("Build Classifier ")
stage2.setWidth(870);
stage2.setHeight(900);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage2.show()
}
}
//Some stuff that controls the dialog box showing up. I don't really understand it but it is needed.
Platform.runLater {
def stage = new Stage()
stage.initOwner(QuPathGUI.getInstance().getStage())
stage.setScene(new Scene( gridPane))
stage.setTitle("Simple Classifier for Multiple Classes ")
stage.setWidth(550);
stage.setHeight(300);
//stage.setResizable(false);
stage.show()
}
//Recursive function to keep track of what needs to be classified next.
//listAName is the current classifier name (for example Class 1 during the first pass) which gets modified with the intersect
//and would result in cells from this pass being called Class 1,Class2 positive.
//listA is the current list of cells being checked for intersection with the first member of...
//remainingListSize is the number of lists in "positive[]" that the current list needs to be checked against
//position keeps track of the starting position of listAName class. So on the first runthrough everything will start with C1
//The next runthrough will start with position 2 since the base class will be C2
void classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position = 0){
//println("listofLists " +remainingListSize)
//println("base list size"+listA.size())
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
//println("listofLists in loop" +remainingListSize)
//println("y "+y)
//println("depth"+depth)
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
//println("k "+k)
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(lowerTs[k].getText())
def upper = Float.parseFloat(upperTs[k].getText())
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) >= lower && measurement(it, boxes[k].getValue()) <= upper}
newName = classList[k].getText()
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
//println("depth "+depth)
//println(mergeName+" with number of remaining lists "+remainingListSize)
passList.each{
//Check if class being applies is "shorter" than the current class.
//This prevents something like "C2,C3" from overwriting "C1,C2,C3,C4" from the first call.
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//If we are comparing the current list to the last positive class list, we are done
//Go up one level of classifier depth and return
depth -=1
return;
} else{
//Otherwise, move one place further along the "positive" list of base classes, and increase depth
//This happens when going from C1,C2 to C1,C2,C3 etc.
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
//println("loopy depth"+depth)
}
}
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Classifier with no GUI for tiles.groovy
//V3 Corrected classification over-write error on classifiers with more than 3 parts
import qupath.lib.gui.helpers.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Hopefully you can simply replace the fileName with your classifier, and include this is a script.
fileName = "MyClassifier"
positive = []
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",fileName)
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
//println(cObj)
//set up for classifier
def cells = getDetectionObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][3])
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = Color.web(cObj[i][4])
currentPathClass = getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
//println(i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
depth = 2
classifier(cObj[i][2], positive[i], remaining, i)
}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
def classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position){
//current point in the list of lists, allows access to the measurements needed to figure out what from the current class is also part of the next class
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][3])
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) <= upper}
newName = cObj[k][2]
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
passList.each{
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//println(passList.size()+"number of "+mergeName+" cells passed")
for (def z=0; z<CHANNELS; z++){
//println("before"+positive[z].size())
positive[z] = positive[z].minus(passList)
//println(z+" after "+positive[z].size())
}
depth -=1
return;
} else{
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
}
}
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Classifier with no GUI.groovy
//V3 Corrected classification over-write error on classifiers with more than 3 parts
import qupath.lib.gui.helpers.ColorToolsFX;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
//Hopefully you can simply replace the fileName with your classifier, and include this is a script.
fileName = "MyClassifier"
positive = []
path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, "classifiers",fileName)
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
cObj = it.readObject()
}
//Create an arraylist with the same number of entries as classes
CHANNELS = cObj.size()
//println(cObj)
//set up for classifier
def cells = getCellObjects()
cells.each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass('Negative'))}
//start classifier with all cells negative
for (def i=0; i<CHANNELS; i++){
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[i][3])
//create lists for each measurement, classify cells based off of those measurements
positive[i] = cells.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[i][0]) <= upper}
positive[i].each {it.setPathClass(getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')); it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", 1)}
c = Color.web(cObj[i][4])
currentPathClass = getPathClass(cObj[i][2]+' positive')
//for some reason setColor needs to be used here instead of setColorRGB which applies to objects and not classes?
currentPathClass.setColor(ColorToolsFX.getRGBA(c))
}
for (def i=0; i<(CHANNELS-1); i++){
//println(i)
int remaining = 0
for (def j = i+1; j<CHANNELS; j++){
remaining +=1
}
depth = 2
classifier(cObj[i][2], positive[i], remaining, i)
}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
def classifier (listAName, listA, remainingListSize, position){
//current point in the list of lists, allows access to the measurements needed to figure out what from the current class is also part of the next class
for (def y=0; y <remainingListSize; y++){
k = (position+y+1).intValue()
// get the measurements needed to determine if a cell is a member of the next class (from listOfLists)
def lower = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][1])
def upper = Float.parseFloat(cObj[k][3])
//intersect the listA with the first of the listOfLists
//on the first run, this would take all of Class 1, and compare it with measurements that determine Class 2, resulting in a subset of
//Class 1 that meet both criteria
def passList = listA.findAll {measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) >= lower && measurement(it, cObj[k][0]) <= upper}
newName = cObj[k][2]
//Create a new name based off of the current name and the newly compared class
// on the first runthrough this would give "Class 1,Class 2 positive"
def mergeName = listAName+","+newName
passList.each{
if (it.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("ClassDepth") < depth) {
it.setPathClass(getPathClass(mergeName+' positive'));
it.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ClassDepth", depth)
}
}
if (k == (positive.size()-1)){
//println(passList.size()+"number of "+mergeName+" cells passed")
for (def z=0; z<CHANNELS; z++){
//println("before"+positive[z].size())
positive[z] = positive[z].minus(passList)
//println(z+" after "+positive[z].size())
}
depth -=1
return;
} else{
def passAlong = remainingListSize-1
//println("passAlong "+passAlong.size())
//println("name for next " +mergeName)
depth +=1
classifier(mergeName, passList, passAlong, k)
}
}
}
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DBSCAN 0.2.0.groovy
// DBScan implementation for QuPath 0.2.0 - Michael Nelson, May 2020
// Based heavily on code from https://bhanuchander210.github.io/Tutorial-Machine-Learning-With-Groovy/
// With major suggestion from Sara Mcardle
// Instigated by Colt Egelston
// Version 2.0 Added cluster size as a measurement
//Probably should read this stuff the second time after it doesn't work quite right the first time.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//micronsBetweenCentroids (which is converted into "eps" and minPts to adjust the behavior of the clustering.
//eps and minPts are as described in the DBSCAN wiki
//baseClasses to true if you want to ignore complex classes and use subclasses from multiplexing classifications
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
import org.apache.commons.math3.ml.clustering.DBSCANClusterer
import org.apache.commons.math3.ml.clustering.DoublePoint
//distance to search around an object for another centroid.
double micronsBetweenCentroids = 30.0
//Minimum number of objects needed to be considered a cluster
int minPts = 5
boolean baseClasses = false
double eps = micronsBetweenCentroids/getCurrentServer().getPixelCalibration().getPixelWidthMicrons()
print eps
//Get the classes you want to analyze. Avoids Negative and no class by default.
Set classSet = []
List classList = []
if (!baseClasses){
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
c = object.getPathClass()
if (c != getPathClass("Negative")){
classSet << c
}
}
classList.addAll(classSet.findAll{
//If you only want one class, use it == getPathClass("MyClassHere") instead
it != null
})
print classList
}else{
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
parts = PathClassTools.splitNames(object.getPathClass())
parts.each{
if (it != "Negative"){
classSet << it
}
}
}
classList.addAll(classSet.findAll{
//If you only want one sub-class, use it == getPathClass("MyClassHere") instead
it != null
})
}
classList.each{ c->
//Storage for stuff we do later. points will hold the XY coordinates as DoublePoint objects
List<DoublePoint> points = new ArrayList<DoublePoint>()
//The Map allows us to use the DoublePoint to match the list of coordinates output by DBScan to the QuPath object
Map< DoublePoint, double> pointMap = [:]
//Get the objects of interest for this class or sub-class
if(baseClasses){
batch = getDetectionObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass().toString().contains(c)}
text = c
}else{
batch = getDetectionObjects().findAll{it.getPathClass() == c}
text = c.getName()
}
//print batch.size()
//Prep each object being analyzed for clustering.
batch.eachWithIndex{d,x->
//create the unique identifier, if you want to look back at details
//d.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("ID",(double)x)
//Reset previous cluster analyses for the given cell
d?.getMeasurementList().removeMeasurements("Cluster "+text)
//create the linker between the ID and the centroid
double [] point = [d.getROI().getCentroidX(), d.getROI().getCentroidY()]
DoublePoint dpoint = new DoublePoint(point)
//print dpoint
points[x] = dpoint
//Key point here, each index (cell in most cases) is tracked and matched to it's XY coordinates
pointMap[dpoint]= (double)x
}
//print points if you want to see them all
def showClosure = {detail ->
//println "Cluster : " + detail.cluster + " Point : " + detail.point + " Label : "+ detail.labels
//print "labels "+(int)detail.labels
//print "cluster"+detail.cluster
//this uses the label (the index from the "batch") to access the correct cell, and apply a measurement with the correct cluster number
batch[detail.labels]?.getMeasurementList()?.putMeasurement("Cluster "+text,detail.cluster )
batch[detail.labels]?.getMeasurementList()?.putMeasurement("Cluster Size "+text,detail.clusterSize )
}
//Main run statements
DBSCANClusterer DBScan = new DBSCANClusterer(eps, minPts)
collectDetails(DBScan.cluster(points), pointMap).each(showClosure)
}
print "Done!"
//Things from the website linked at the top that I messed with very little.
//Used to extract information from the result of DBScan, might be useful if I play with other kinds of clustering in the future.
List<ClusterDetail> collectDetails(def clusters, pointMap)
{
List<ClusterDetail> ret = []
clusters.eachWithIndex{ c, ci ->
c.getPoints().each { pnt ->
DoublePoint pt = pnt as DoublePoint
ret.add new ClusterDetail (ci +1 as Integer, pt, pointMap[pnt], c.getPoints().size())
}
}
ret
}
class ClusterDetail
{
int cluster
DoublePoint point
double labels
int clusterSize
ClusterDetail(int no, DoublePoint pt, double labs, int size)
{
cluster = no; point= pt; labels = labs; clusterSize = size
}
}```
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Hotspot Detection 0.2.0M8.groovy
// Script to find high density areas of classified cells in QuPath v0.2.0-m8. Version 4.
// Expected input: Classified cells, normally within some kind of annotation that does not have the same class as the cells.
// Expected output: No change to initial cells or classifications, but the addition of classified annotations around hotspots
// Downstream: Add further measurements to annotations based on the density and percentages of classified cells?
// Script by Mike Nelson, 1/15/2020.
double smooth = 7.0
import ij.plugin.filter.EDM
import ij.plugin.filter.RankFilters
import ij.process.Blitter
import ij.process.ByteProcessor
import ij.process.FloatProcessor
import qupath.imagej.processing.SimpleThresholding
import qupath.lib.objects.classes.PathClass
import qupath.lib.objects.classes.PathClassFactory
import qupath.lib.plugins.parameters.ParameterList
import qupath.imagej.processing.RoiLabeling;
import ij.gui.Wand;
import java.awt.Color
import ij.measure.Calibration;
import ij.IJ
import qupath.imagej.gui.IJExtension
import qupath.lib.regions.RegionRequest
import ij.ImagePlus;
import qupath.lib.regions.ImagePlane
import qupath.lib.objects.PathObjects
import ij.process.ImageProcessor;
import qupath.lib.objects.PathCellObject
import qupath.lib.roi.ShapeSimplifier
//Default values for dialog box, or values for running the script across a project.
int pixelDensity = 3
double radiusMicrons = 20.0
int minCells = 30
boolean smoothing = true
boolean showHeatMap = false
//Collect some information from the user to use in the hotspot detection
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
def params = new ParameterList()
.addIntParameter("minCells", "Minimum cell count", minCells, "cells", "Minimum number of cells in hotspot")
//.addDoubleParameter("pixelSizeMicrons", "Pixel size", pixelSizeMicrons, GeneralTools.micrometerSymbol(), "Choose downsampling-can break script on large images if not large enough")
.addIntParameter("density", "Density", pixelDensity, "Changes with the other variables, requires testing", "Integer values: lower pixel size requires lower density")
.addDoubleParameter("radiusMicrons", "Distance between cells", radiusMicrons, GeneralTools.micrometerSymbol(), "Usually roughly the distance between positive cell centroids")
.addBooleanParameter("smoothing", "Smoothing? ", smoothing, "Do you want smoothing")
.addBooleanParameter("heatmap", "Show Heatmap? ", showHeatMap, "Open a new window showing the heatmap. If ImageJ is already open, you can use that to look at pixel values")
if (!Dialogs.showParameterDialog("Parameters. WARNING, can be slow on large images with many clusters", params))
return
radiusMicrons = params.getDoubleParameterValue("radiusMicrons")
minCells = params.getIntParameterValue("minCells")
pixelDensity = params.getIntParameterValue("density")
smoothing = params.getBooleanParameterValue("smoothing")
showHeatMap = params.getBooleanParameterValue("heatmap")
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//Comment out the entire section above and put the values you want in manually if you want to run the script "For Project"
int z = 0
int t = 0
def plane = ImagePlane.getPlane(z, t)
def imageData = getCurrentImageData()
def server = imageData.getServer()
def cells = getCellObjects()
pixelCount = server.getWidth()*server.getHeight()
downsample = Math.ceil(pixelCount/(double)500000000)
pixelSizeMicrons = downsample*server.getPixelCalibration().getAveragedPixelSizeMicrons()
int w = Math.ceil(server.getWidth() / downsample)
int h = Math.ceil(server.getHeight() / downsample)
int nPixels = w * h
double radius = radiusMicrons / pixelSizeMicrons
//println("downsample " + downsample)
//println("radius " +radius)
//Unsure about this part. Maybe it shouldnt start at 0,0 but should get the upper left pixel using the imageserver?
Calibration calIJ = new Calibration();
calIJ.xOrigin = 0/downsample;
calIJ.yOrigin = 0/downsample;
//Find all classes
Set classSet = []
for (object in getCellObjects()) {
classSet << object.getPathClass()
}
//convert classes into a list, which is ordered
/*************************************************
CLASS LIST MIGHT BE MODIFIABLE FOR MULTIPLEXING
*****************************************************/
List classList = []
classList.addAll(classSet.findAll{
//If you only want one class, use it == getPathClass("MyClassHere") instead
it != getPathClass("Negative")
})
removeObjects(getAnnotationObjects().findAll{(classList.contains(it.getPathClass()))},true)
print("Class list: "+ classList)
println("This part may be QUITE SLOW, with no apparent sign that it is working. Please wait for the 'Done' message.")
// Create centroid map
/*****************************
Create an array of floatprocessors per class
***************************/
def fpList = []
for (aClass in classList){
fpArray = new FloatProcessor(w,h)
fpList << fpArray
}
def fpNegative = new FloatProcessor(w, h)
//////////////////////// Update valid mask
//Checking for areas to ignore (outside of annotations, near borders
ByteProcessor bpValid
def annotations = getAnnotationObjects()
if (annotations) {
//making an image instead of a byteprocessor
def imgMask = new BufferedImage(w, h, BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY)
//Not sure
def g2d = imgMask.createGraphics()
//scale the image down by the downsample
g2d.scale(1.0/downsample, 1.0/downsample)
//Whole image starts black, 0s, fill annotation with white, 255?
g2d.setColor(Color.WHITE)
for (annotation in annotations) {
def shape = annotation.getROI().getShape()
g2d.fill(shape)
}
g2d.dispose()
//ok, I think at this point we have a large white block defining the annotation are
bpValid = new ByteProcessor(imgMask)
bpValid = SimpleThresholding.thresholdAbove(new EDM().makeFloatEDM(bpValid, 0, true), radius/4 as float)
//Ok, now we have a distance transform from the edge of the annotation object...
//Ahah! One that is thresholded so that we don't look for hotspots near the edge of something. Not sure if I will want this behavior or not
}
//clear out the original annotations to make it easier to cycle through all new annotations
removeObjects(annotations,true)
///////////////////////////////////////////
//Create cell count map
for (cell in cells) {
def roi = PathObjectTools.getROI(cell, true)
if (roi.isEmpty())
continue
def pathClass = cell.getPathClass()
//Ignore unclassified cells
if (pathClass == null )
continue
int x = (roi.getCentroidX() / downsample) as int
int y = (roi.getCentroidY() / downsample) as int
//find the pixel of the current roi center, and validate the position against the mask that checks for being too close to the border or outside of annotations
int check = w*y+x
//This is where the fpList[] starts to get information from individual classes
//add 1 pixel value to the fpList equivalent to the class of the cell
//After this, each fpList object should be an array that shows COUNTS for cells within an area determined by downsampling
//Make sure we are writing to the correct position in fpList
for (i=0; i<classList.size(); i++){
if (pathClass == classList[i]){
if (bpValid.getf(check) != 0f){
fpList[i].setf(x, y, fpList[i].getf(x, y) + 1f as float)
}
}
}
if (PathClassTools.isNegativeClass(pathClass) && bpValid.getf(check) != 0f)
fpNegative.setf(x, y, fpNegative.getf(x, y) + 1f as float)
}
//At this point we have cycled through all of the cells and built N heatmaps, though they are downsampled
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// In this section we create a mean filter to run across our downsampled density map, using the radius given by the user.
// This, along with the downsample, will fill in the spaces between cells
def rf = new RankFilters()
//Get an odd diameter so that there is a center
int dim = Math.ceil(radius * 2 + 5)
def fpTemp = new FloatProcessor(dim, dim)
//generate an empty square (0s) with R^2 as the center pixel value
fpTemp.setf(dim/2 as int, dim/2 as int, radius * radius as float)
//spread the radius squared across a circle using the euclidean distance, radius
rf.rank(fpTemp, radius, RankFilters.MEAN)
def pixels = fpTemp.getPixels() as float[]
//count the number of pixels within fpTemp that will actually be used by RankFilters.Mean when passing "radius"
double n = Arrays.stream(pixels).filter({f -> f > 0}).count()
// Compute sum of elements
//rankfilter is used to run a mean filter across the fpTemp area
/*######## NEED TO MAKE THIS ONLY USE INTERESTING CLASSES ###########*/
fpList.each{
rf.rank(it, radius, RankFilters.MEAN)
it.multiply(n)
}
//Here we take the mean-filtered density maps, apply the user's density threshold,
for (l=0; l<fpList.size(); l++){
//create a mask based on the user threshold
hotspotMaskMap = SimpleThresholding.thresholdAbove(fpList[l], (float)pixelDensity)
//not 100% sure how this line worked, but it was necessary for the getFilledPolygonROIs to function
hotspotMaskMap.setThreshold(1, ImageProcessor.NO_THRESHOLD, ImageProcessor.NO_LUT_UPDATE)
//use the mask to generate ROIs that surround 4 connected points (not diagonals)
hotspotROIs = RoiLabeling.getFilledPolygonROIs(hotspotMaskMap, Wand.FOUR_CONNECTED);
//print(hotspotROIs.size())
allqupathROIs = []
qupathROIs = []
//convert the ImageJ ROIs to QuPath ROIs
hotspotROIs.each{allqupathROIs << IJTools.convertToROI(it, calIJ, downsample, plane)}
//Use the QuPath ROIs to generate annotation objects (possibly smoothed), out of the heatmap ROIs
objects = []
qupathROIs = allqupathROIs.findAll{it.getArea() > (radiusMicrons*radiusMicrons/(server.getPixelCalibration().getAveragedPixelSizeMicrons()*server.getPixelCalibration().getAveragedPixelSizeMicrons()))}
smoothedROIs = []
qupathROIs.each{smoothedROIs << ShapeSimplifier.simplifyShape(it, downsample*2)}
//println("sizes "+ qupathROIs.size)
smoothedROIs.each{objects << PathObjects.createAnnotationObject(it, classList[l]);}
addObjects(objects)
}
resolveHierarchy()
//remove small hotspots
getAnnotationObjects().each{
currentClass = it.getPathClass()
if (classList.contains(it.getPathClass())){
count = []
qupath.lib.objects.PathObjectTools.getDescendantObjects(it,count, PathCellObject)
count = count.findAll{cell -> cell.getPathClass() == currentClass}
if (count.size < minCells){
//print count.size
removeObject(it,true)
}
}
}
Set hotSpotClassList = []
for (object in getAnnotationObjects()) {
hotSpotClassList << object.getPathClass()
}
IJExtension.getImageJInstance()
if (showHeatMap){
for (l=0; l<fpList.size(); l++){
if (hotSpotClassList.contains(classList[l])){
new ImagePlus(classList[l].toString()+" heatmap at "+ pixelSizeMicrons+ "um pixel size", fpList[l]).show()
}
}
}
if(smoothing){
before = getAnnotationObjects()
selectAnnotations()
runPlugin('qupath.lib.plugins.objects.DilateAnnotationPlugin', '{"radiusMicrons": '+smooth+', "lineCap": "Round", "removeInterior": false, "constrainToParent": false}');
removeObjects(before,true)
expanded = getAnnotationObjects()
selectAnnotations()
runPlugin('qupath.lib.plugins.objects.DilateAnnotationPlugin', '{"radiusMicrons": '+(-1*smooth)+', "lineCap": "Round", "removeInterior": false, "constrainToParent": false}');
removeObjects(expanded,true)
resetSelection();
}
//return the original annotations
addObjects(annotations)
resolveHierarchy()
getAnnotationObjects().each{it.setLocked(true)}
println("Done")
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Invasion assay or tumor adjacent area.groovy
//Description of use found here: https://petebankhead.github.io/qupath/scripts/2018/08/08/three-regions.html
/**
* Script to help with annotating tumor regions, separating the tumor margin from the center.
*
* Here, each of the margin regions is approximately 500 microns in width.
*
* @author Pete Bankhead
*/
import qupath.lib.common.GeneralTools
import qupath.lib.objects.PathAnnotationObject
import qupath.lib.objects.PathObject
import qupath.lib.roi.PathROIToolsAwt
import java.awt.Rectangle
import java.awt.geom.Area
import static qupath.lib.scripting.QPEx.*
//-----
// Some things you might want to change
// How much to expand each region
double expandMarginMicrons = 500.0
// Define the colors
def coloInnerMargin = getColorRGB(0, 0, 200)
def colorOuterMargin = getColorRGB(0, 200, 0)
def colorCentral = getColorRGB(0, 0, 0)
// Choose whether to lock the annotations or not (it's generally a good idea to avoid accidentally moving them)
def lockAnnotations = true
//-----
// Extract the main info we need
def imageData = getCurrentImageData()
def hierarchy = imageData.getHierarchy()
def server = imageData.getServer()
// We need the pixel size
if (!server.hasPixelSizeMicrons()) {
print 'We need the pixel size information here!'
return
}
if (!GeneralTools.almostTheSame(server.getPixelWidthMicrons(), server.getPixelHeightMicrons(), 0.0001)) {
print 'Warning! The pixel width & height are different; the average of both will be used'
}
// Get annotation & detections
def annotations = getAnnotationObjects()
def selected = getSelectedObject()
if (selected == null || !selected.isAnnotation()) {
print 'Please select an annotation object!'
return
}
// We need one selected annotation as a starting point; if we have other annotations, they will constrain the output
annotations.remove(selected)
// If we have at most one other annotation, it represents the tissue
Area areaTissue
PathObject tissueAnnotation
if (annotations.isEmpty()) {
areaTissue = new Area(new Rectangle(0, 0, server.getWidth(), server.getHeight()))
} else if (annotations.size() == 1) {
tissueAnnotation = annotations.get(0)
areaTissue = PathROIToolsAwt.getArea(tissueAnnotation.getROI())
} else {
print 'Sorry, this script only support one selected annotation for the tumor region, and at most one other annotation to constrain the expansion'
return
}
// Calculate how much to expand
double expandPixels = expandMarginMicrons / server.getAveragedPixelSizeMicrons()
def roiOriginal = selected.getROI()
def areaTumor = PathROIToolsAwt.getArea(roiOriginal)
// Get the outer margin area
def areaOuter = PathROIToolsAwt.shapeMorphology(areaTumor, expandPixels)
areaOuter.subtract(areaTumor)
areaOuter.intersect(areaTissue)
def roiOuter = PathROIToolsAwt.getShapeROI(areaOuter, roiOriginal.getC(), roiOriginal.getZ(), roiOriginal.getT())
def annotationOuter = new PathAnnotationObject(roiOuter)
annotationOuter.setName("Outer margin")
annotationOuter.setColorRGB(colorOuterMargin)
// Get the central area
def areaCentral = PathROIToolsAwt.shapeMorphology(areaTumor, -expandPixels)
areaCentral.intersect(areaTissue)
def roiCentral = PathROIToolsAwt.getShapeROI(areaCentral, roiOriginal.getC(), roiOriginal.getZ(), roiOriginal.getT())
def annotationCentral = new PathAnnotationObject(roiCentral)
annotationCentral.setName("Center")
annotationCentral.setColorRGB(colorCentral)
// Get the inner margin area
areaInner = areaTumor
areaInner.subtract(areaCentral)
areaInner.intersect(areaTissue)
def roiInner = PathROIToolsAwt.getShapeROI(areaInner, roiOriginal.getC(), roiOriginal.getZ(), roiOriginal.getT())
def annotationInner = new PathAnnotationObject(roiInner)
annotationInner.setName("Inner margin")
annotationInner.setColorRGB(coloInnerMargin)
// Add the annotations
hierarchy.getSelectionModel().clearSelection()
hierarchy.removeObject(selected, true)
def annotationsToAdd = [annotationOuter, annotationInner, annotationCentral];
annotationsToAdd.each {it.setLocked(lockAnnotations)}
if (tissueAnnotation == null) {
hierarchy.addPathObjects(annotationsToAdd, false)
} else {
tissueAnnotation.addPathObjects(annotationsToAdd)
hierarchy.fireHierarchyChangedEvent(this, tissueAnnotation)
if (lockAnnotations)
tissueAnnotation.setLocked(true)
}
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Lipid detection and measurement.groovy
//Not well commented, but the overall purpose of this script is to
//1. detect tissue in a brightfield image
//2. send the tissue to ImageJ
//2.5 you may need to cut up your tissue if the image is too large using something like
//runPlugin('qupath.lib.algorithms.TilerPlugin', '{"tileSizePx": 10000.0, "trimToROI": true, "makeAnnotations": true, "removeParentAnnotation": true}');
//at which point you will also need to place selectAnnotations() mergeSelectedAnnotations() before doing the calculations at the end
//3. Using an ImageJ macro (with all comments and newline characters removed) threshold and find all empty spots
//The values for this will depend greatly on image quality, background, and brightness. You may also want to adjust size thresholds for the Analyze Particles... command
//4. Once the detection objects are returned, sum up their areas, and divide by the total parent annotation area to find a percentage lipid area
// Since all of the detections exist as objects, you could also perform other analyses of them by adding circularity measurements etc. (Calculate Features/Add Shape Features)
import qupath.imagej.plugins.ImageJMacroRunner
import qupath.lib.plugins.parameters.ParameterList
runPlugin('qupath.imagej.detect.tissue.SimpleTissueDetection2', '{"threshold": 161, "requestedDownsample": 1.0, "minAreaPixels": 1.0E7, "maxHoleAreaPixels": 25500.0, "darkBackground": false, "smoothImage": true, "medianCleanup": true, "dilateBoundaries": false, "smoothCoordinates": true, "excludeOnBoundary": false, "singleAnnotation": true}');
// Create a macro runner so we can check what the parameter list contains
def params = new ImageJMacroRunner(getQuPath()).getParameterList()
print ParameterList.getParameterListJSON(params, ' ')
// Change the value of a parameter, using the JSON to identify the key
params.getParameters().get('downsampleFactor').setValue(1.0 as double)
params.getParameters().get('getOverlay').setValue(true)
params.getParameters().get('clearObjects').setValue(true)
print ParameterList.getParameterListJSON(params, ' ')
// Get the macro text and other required variables
def macro = 'min=newArray(3);max=newArray(3);filter=newArray(3);a=getTitle();run("HSB Stack");run("Convert Stack to Images");selectWindow("Hue");rename("0");selectWindow("Saturation");rename("1");selectWindow("Brightness");rename("2");min[0]=9;max[0]=255;filter[0]="pass";min[1]=0;max[1]=45;filter[1]="pass";min[2]=136;max[2]=255;filter[2]="pass";for (i=0;i<3;i++){ selectWindow(""+i); setThreshold(min[i], max[i]); run("Convert to Mask"); if (filter[i]=="stop") run("Invert");}imageCalculator("AND create", "0","1");imageCalculator("AND create", "Result of 0","2");for (i=0;i<3;i++){ selectWindow(""+i); close();}selectWindow("Result of 0");close();selectWindow("Result of Result of 0");rename(a);run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Smooth");run("Make Binary");run("Despeckle");run("Despeckle");run("Analyze Particles...", "size=200-19500 show=[Overlay Masks] add");'
def imageData = getCurrentImageData()
//***********************************************************************************************
//YOU MAY NEED TO CREATE TILE ANNOTATIONS HERE DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF YOUR IMAGE + REMOVE PARENT
//I recommend the largest tiles you can possibly get away with since they will disrupt adipocyte detection
//*******************************************************************************************
def annotations = getAnnotationObjects()
// Loop through the annotations and run the macro
for (annotation in annotations) {
ImageJMacroRunner.runMacro(params, imageData, null, annotation, macro)
}
//selectAnnotations()+mergeSelectedObjects() here if needed.
selected = getAnnotationObjects()
removeObject(selected[0], true)
addObject(selected[0])
selected[0].setLocked(true)
selectObjects{p -> (p.getLevel()==1) && (p.isAnnotation() == false)};
clearSelectedObjects(false);
import qupath.lib.objects.PathDetectionObject
hierarchy = getCurrentHierarchy()
for (annotation in getAnnotationObjects()){
//Block 1
def tiles = hierarchy.getDescendantObjects(annotation,null, PathDetectionObject)
double totalArea = 0
for (def tile in tiles){
totalArea += tile.getROI().getArea()
}
annotation.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Marked area px", totalArea)
def annotationArea = annotation.getROI().getArea()
annotation.getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Marked area %", totalArea/annotationArea*100)
}
print 'Done!'
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Multiple cell detections
// Set of scripts for running multiple cell detections in sequence. Can be used as many times as needed, though it might be best
//to use different detection file names for each iteration through the scripts
//Updated 24/2/19 for to ensure directory exists
//STEP 1
selectAnnotations()
//YOUR CELL DETECTION LINE HERE
mkdirs(buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, 'detection object files'))
def path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, 'detection object files', getCurrentImageData().getServer().getShortServerName()+' objects')
def detections = getCellObjects() //.collect {new qupath.lib.objects.PathCellObject(it.getROI(), it.getPathClass())}
new File(path).withObjectOutputStream {
it.writeObject(detections)
}
print 'Done!'
//STEP2
//Run another cell detection
//STEP3
def path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, 'detection object files', getCurrentImageData().getServer().getShortServerName()+' objects')
def detections = null
new File(path).withObjectInputStream {
detections = it.readObject()
}
addObjects(detections)
fireHierarchyUpdate()
print 'Added ' + detections
//STEP4
//Check for overlapping cells. This script simply eliminates smaller cells within larger cells, but this may not always be the
//criterion you want to use. Adjust as necessary
hierarchy = getCurrentHierarchy()
def parentCellsList = []
getAnnotationObjects().each{ parentCellsList << it.getChildObjects().findAll{p->p.getChildObjects().size()>0} }
parentCellsList.each{
it.each{
removeObjects(it.getChildObjects(), false)
}
}
fireHierarchyUpdate()
print "Done"
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Positive Pixel scripting for QP 1.2.groovy
//Seems to work for Version 1.2, will not work with 1.3 and future builds
//Creating tiled areas and summing them for area based measurements.
//Setup functions, adjust to taste for negative detection
//runPlugin('qupath.imagej.detect.tissue.SimpleTissueDetection2', '{"threshold": 204, "requestedPixelSizeMicrons": 3.0, "minAreaMicrons": 5000000.0, "maxHoleAreaMicrons": 500.0, "darkBackground": false, "smoothImage": false, "medianCleanup": false, "dilateBoundaries": false, "smoothCoordinates": false, "excludeOnBoundary": false, "singleAnnotation": true}');
//This line should almost always be run first and then manually checked for accuracy of stain/artifacts.
//Choose your color deconvolutions here, I named them RED and BROWN for simplicity
//For this script, THE STAIN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SHOULD COME FIRST - Stain 1 is Red for a PicroSirius Red detection
setColorDeconvolutionStains('{"Name" : "Red with background", "Stain 1" : "RED", "Values 1" : "0.25052 0.76455 0.59388 ", "Stain 2" : "BROWN", "Values 2" : "0.22949 0.5595 0.79642 ", "Background" : " 255 255 255 "}')
//Subdivide your annotation area into tiles
selectAnnotations();
runPlugin('qupath.lib.algorithms.TilerPlugin', '{"tileSizeMicrons": 1000.0, "trimToROI": true, "makeAnnotations": true, "removeParentAnnotation": false}');
//Perform the positive pixel detection on the tiles, but not the larger annotation
def tiles = getAnnotationObjects().findAll {it.getDisplayedName().toString().contains('Tile') == true}
getCurrentHierarchy().getSelectionModel().setSelectedObjects(tiles, null)
runPlugin('qupath.imagej.detect.tissue.PositivePixelCounterIJ', '{"downsampleFactor": 1, "gaussianSigmaMicrons": 0.3, "thresholdStain1": 0.2, "thresholdStain2": 0.1, "addSummaryMeasurements": true}');
//Sum the areas of each tile
def total_Negative = 0
for (tile in tiles){
total_Negative += tile.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("Negative pixel count")
}
//summary[0] should be the original annotation, this assumes that there was only one original annotation
def summary = getAnnotationObjects().findAll {it.getDisplayedName().toString().contains('Tile') != true}
summary[0].getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Negative Pixel Sum", total_Negative)
def total_area = summary[0].getROI().getArea()
summary[0].getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Percentage PSR Positive", total_Negative/total_area*100)
//Remove all of the tile annotations which would result in less readable output than a single tissue value
removeObjects(tiles,true)
//The following goes at the end of basically any script that ends with useful measurements that are part of the Annotation
/*
* QuPath v0.1.2 has some bugs that make exporting annotations a bit annoying, specifically it doesn't include the 'dot'
* needed in the filename if you run it in batch, and it might put the 'slashes' the wrong way on Windows.
* Manually fixing these afterwards is not very fun.
*
* Anyhow, until this is fixed you could try the following script with Run -> Run for Project.
* It should create a new subdirectory in the project, and write text files containing results there.
*
* @author Pete Bankhead
*/
def name = getProjectEntry().getImageName() + '.txt'
def path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, 'annotation results')
mkdirs(path)
path = buildFilePath(path, name)
saveAnnotationMeasurements(path)
print 'Results exported to ' + path
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Positive Pixel scripting for QP 1.3.groovy
//QUPATH VERSION 1.3- Does NOT work with 1.2
//Creating tiled areas and summing them for area based measurements applied to the original tissue annotation. Assumes 1 annotation, but could be expanded to handle multiple.
//runPlugin('qupath.imagej.detect.tissue.SimpleTissueDetection2', '{"threshold": 204, "requestedPixelSizeMicrons": 3.0, "minAreaMicrons": 5000000.0, "maxHoleAreaMicrons": 500.0, "darkBackground": false, "smoothImage": false, "medianCleanup": false, "dilateBoundaries": false, "smoothCoordinates": false, "excludeOnBoundary": false, "singleAnnotation": true}');
//This line should almost always be run first, and then manually checked for accuracy of stain/artifacts.
server = getCurrentImageData().getServer()
//Choose your color deconvolutions here, I named them RED and BROWN for simplicity
//For this script, THE STAIN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SHOULD COME FIRST - Stain 1 is Red for a PicroSirius Red detection
setColorDeconvolutionStains('{"Name" : "Red with background", "Stain 1" : "RED", "Values 1" : "0.25052 0.76455 0.59388 ", "Stain 2" : "BROWN", "Values 2" : "0.22949 0.5595 0.79642 ", "Background" : " 255 255 255 "}')
//Subdivide your annotation area into tiles
selectAnnotations();
runPlugin('qupath.lib.algorithms.TilerPlugin', '{"tileSizeMicrons": 1000.0, "trimToROI": true, "makeAnnotations": true, "removeParentAnnotation": false}');
//Perform the positive pixel detection on the tiles, but not the larger annotation
def tiles = getAnnotationObjects().findAll {it.getDisplayedName().toString().contains('Tile') == true}
getCurrentHierarchy().getSelectionModel().setSelectedObjects(tiles, null)
runPlugin('qupath.imagej.detect.tissue.PositivePixelCounterIJ', '{"downsampleFactor": 1, "gaussianSigmaMicrons": 0.3, "thresholdStain1": 0.2, "thresholdStain2": 0.1, "addSummaryMeasurements": true}');
//Calculate the percentage of "negative" positive pixels, and apply that to the original tissue annotation
def total_Negative = 0
def total_Positive = 0
//Sum the areas of each tile
for (tile in tiles){
total_Negative += tile.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("Negative pixel area µm^2")
total_Positive += tile.getMeasurementList().getMeasurementValue("Positive pixel area µm^2")
}
//summary[0] should be the original annotation, this assumes that there was only one original annotation
def summary = getAnnotationObjects().findAll {it.getDisplayedName().toString().contains('Tile') != true}
//Math
summary[0].getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Negative Area Sum", total_Negative)
def total_area = summary[0].getROI().getArea()*server.getPixelHeightMicrons()*server.getPixelWidthMicrons()
summary[0].getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Percentage PSR Positive", total_Negative/total_area*100)
summary[0].getMeasurementList().putMeasurement("Percentage Too Dark", total_Positive/total_area*100)
//Remove all of the tile annotations which would result in less readable output than a single tissue value
removeObjects(tiles,true)
/*
* QuPath v0.1.2 has some bugs that make exporting annotations a bit annoying, specifically it doesn't include the 'dot'
* needed in the filename if you run it in batch, and it might put the 'slashes' the wrong way on Windows.
* Manually fixing these afterwards is not very fun.
*
* Anyhow, until this is fixed you could try the following script with Run -> Run for Project.
* It should create a new subdirectory in the project, and write text files containing results there.
*
* @author Pete Bankhead
*/
def name = getProjectEntry().getImageName() + '.txt'
def path = buildFilePath(PROJECT_BASE_DIR, 'annotation results')
mkdirs(path)
path = buildFilePath(path, name)
saveAnnotationMeasurements(path)
print 'Results exported to ' + path
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R-squared pixel values.groovy
//Only intended for 0.2.0m2 V2 should be much faster.
import javafx.application.Platform
import javafx.beans.property.SimpleLongProperty
import javafx.geometry.Insets
import javafx.scene.Scene
import javafx.geometry.Pos
import javafx.scene.control.Button
import javafx.scene.control.Label
import javafx.scene.control.TableView
import javafx.scene.control.TextField
import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox
import javafx.scene.control.ComboBox
import javafx.scene.control.TableColumn
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane
import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip
import javafx.stage.Stage
import qupath.lib.gui.QuPathGUI
import qupath.lib.regions.RegionRequest
import