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Currently the package is able to identify circular, even colonies. This is adequate for most use cases, however extending support to colonies with other morphologies would allow study of a wider range of species and conditions.
With different colony types it would be useful to drawn comparison between the different types:
The relative ratios of the colony morphologies present
…e classes (#35)
Increase the flexibility and modularity of the package and reduce the need to manipulate collections of primitives. Provide the basis for being able to implement different types of plate and colony analysis (see #38).
- Adds base classes to provide core functionality
- Create a Plate class (and collection) to store information related to plates and hold a collection of Colony class instances
- Create an ImageFile class (and collection) to store image file paths and timestamp information
- Refactored most of the functions from `main` as static methods in the `plate` or `image_file` modules
- Adds a command line argument, `plate_labels`, to allow labels to be attached to specific plates
- Rename `save_plots` CLA to `plots`
Closes#30Closes#36
* Individual plots for each plate are now output by default
* `plate_size` now defaults to 90 mm, the visible size of a 100 mm plate in a plate holder
* `plate_edge_cut` is now a percentage of the plate diameter, instead of a fixed pixel value
* Improved colony segmentation in low contrast images and under poor growth conditions
* Grouping of colony Timepoints is now faster and more accurate
* Colonies are no longer identified based on circularity. Lays the groundwork for classifying colonies by morphology (see #38)
* Catch outliers and division by zero when calculating growth curves
* Do not occupy all available cores with multiprocessing, leave one free
Currently the package is able to identify circular, even colonies. This is adequate for most use cases, however extending support to colonies with other morphologies would allow study of a wider range of species and conditions.
With different colony types it would be useful to drawn comparison between the different types:
Example morphologies
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