Processing and analyzing histological imaging data involve several steps:
Image Acquisition: Capturing high-quality images using appropriate microscopes and imaging systems. Image Preprocessing: Enhancing image quality through techniques like noise reduction, contrast adjustment, and image stitching. Image Segmentation: Dividing the image into meaningful regions to isolate specific structures for further analysis. Feature Extraction: Identifying and quantifying relevant features, such as cell boundaries, tissue layers, and molecular markers. Data Interpretation: Analyzing the extracted features to draw conclusions about tissue health, disease states, and biological processes.
