Manual

Protein array is used to analyze protein expressions by screening simultaneously several protein-molecule interactions such as protein-protein and protein-DNA interactions. In most cases, the detection of interactions leads to an image containing numerous lines of spots that will be analyzed by comparing tables of intensity values. To describe the observed different patterns of expression, users generally show histograms with the original associated images [1]. The “Protein Array Analyzer” gives a friendly way to exploit this type of analysis, thus allowing quantification, image modeling and comparative analysis of patterns.

The Protein Array Analyzer, which was programmed in ImageJ’s macro language, is an extention of the Dot Blot Analyzer, [2], [3] a graphically interfaced tool that greatly simplifying analysis of dot arrays.

FPBioimage is a volumetric visualization tool which runs in all modern web browsers. Try the tool yourself at our example site here.

The PYthon Microscopy Environment is an open-source package providing image acquisition and data analysis functionality for a number of microscopy applications, but with a particular emphasis on single molecule localisation microscopy (PALM/STORM/PAINT etc ...). The package is multi platform, running on Windows, Linux, and OSX.

It comes with 3 main modules:

• PYMEAcquire - Instrument control and simulation
• dh5view - Image Data Analysis and Viewing
• VisGUI - Visualising Localization Data Sets

The Image Data Explorer is a Shiny app that allows the interactive visualization of images and ROIs associated with data points shown in a scatter plot. It is useful for exploring the relationships between images/ROIs and associated data represented in tabular format. Additional functionalities include data annotation, dimensionality reduction and classification and feature selection.

PyTorch is an open-source machine learning library for Python, based on Torch, used for applications such as natural language processing.