This page describes how to use the Setting view of CellTrackVis.

Data upload

Cell tracking results are uploaded through three buttons:

Example of trajectory with lineage uploading
  • Trajectory file: a csv file containing trajectory+lineage information
    • Loaded trajectories and/or lineages are appeared in the trajectory view.
    • Set the lowest transparency (black) if there is no background image in the current analysis.
Example of statistic uploading
  • Statistic file: a csv file containing quantified information such as errors, the number of cells, and the number of mitosis
    • Loaded statistics are appeared in the statistic view.
Example of image uploading
  • Image file: a folder having the sequence of background images
    • Loaded images are appeared in the trajectory view as backgrounds.

Split functions for trajectory view

Example of the mode change
  • Split mode
    • For a detailed analysis in a specific area, trajectory view can be divided using “horizontal” or “vertical” lines.

Option controller for trajectory view

Example of option controller
  • Bar
    • Image: the transparency of image backgrounds
    • Circle: the size of (cell) circles
    • Thickness: the thickness of trajectories (with vector arrows)
  • Tick box
    • Cell point: toggle for positions of cells, which have not disappeared
    • All points: toggle for dotted circles on positions of all cells (disappeared at current time)
    • Cell label: toggle for cell labels composed of an identifier and the birth time
      • Format: id(birth time)
    • Cell vector: toggle for vectors of cell direction (to the next time step)
    • Cell trajectory: toggle for linked lines between previous and current positions of cells (currently appeared)
    • All trajectories: toggle for dotted linked lines between previous and current positions of all cells (previous and current)
    • Map grid: toggle for grid lines on the entire area

Mini map for trajectory view

Example of the mini map
  • Mini map
    • Zoomed region is navigated using the minimized map.