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Hidalgo-Cenalmor, I.

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PhenoMe: An interactive AI framework for interpretable, microscopy-driven phenotyping

Extracting meaningful biological patterns from microscopy image datasets requires tools that quantitatively connect visual similarities and experimental context. Deep learning models, and in particular novel foundation models, have the capacity to translate images into high-dimensional embeddings that can better represent complex visual patterns. Using these complex representations analytically and linking them to experimental information, it is possible to build advanced exploratory and phenotyping capabilities. Here, we present PhenoMe, an open-source, model-agnostic framework to handle pretrained foundation model-derived image representations alongside quantitative image properties and experimental metadata. PhenoMe integrates multiple scriptable and interactive workflows for embedding space visualisation, dimensionality reduction and clustering, similarity-based comparison and retrieval of representative images for each phenotype, among others. It also supports correlation analyses that link the embedding structure to interpretable image properties. We demonstrate PhenoMe's capabilities on seven public microscopy datasets, ranging from cell painting assays, nanoscale synaptic images, drug-response analyses and dynamic cell-phenotyping. These case studies show how readily available image representations can support data contextualisation, curation and analysis. Through guided notebooks, reproducible configurations, extensible model wrappers and a napari plugin, PhenoMe makes representation-based microscopy exploration accessible to researchers without dedicated technical expertise. PhenoMe lays the groundwork for applying foundation models and representation learning to microscopy data analysis.

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BiaPy: A unified framework for versatile bioimage analysis with deep learning

BiaPy is an open-source library and application that streamlines the use of common deep learning approaches for bioimage analysis. Designed to simplify technical complexities, it offers an intuitive interface, zero-code notebooks, and Docker integration, catering to both users and developers. While focused on deep learning workflows for 2D and 3D image data, it enhances performance with multi-GPU capabilities, memory optimization, and scalability for large datasets. Although BiaPy does not encompass all aspects of bioimage analysis, such as visualization and manual annotation tools, it empowers researchers by providing a ready-to-use environment with customizable templates that facilitate sophisticated bioimage analysis workflows.

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DL4MicEverywhere: Deep learning for microscopy made flexible, shareable, and reproducible

Deep learning has revolutionised the analysis of extensive microscopy datasets, yet challenges persist in the widespread adoption of these techniques. Many lack access to training data, computing resources, and expertise to develop complex models. We introduce DL4MicEverywhere, advancing our previous ZeroCostDL4Mic platform, to make deep learning more accessible. DL4MicEverywhere uniquely allows flexible training and deployment across diverse computational environments by encapsulating methods in interactive Jupyter notebooks within Docker containers -a standalone virtualisation of required packages and code to reproduce a computational environment-. This enhances reproducibility and convenience. The platform includes twice as many techniques as originally provided by ZeroCostDL4Mic and enables community contributions via automated build pipelines. DL4MicEverywhere empowers participatory innovation and aims to democratise deep learning for bioimage analysis.

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