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

Default state

Example of the trajectory view
  • Current cell positions and vectors of direction to the next position are expressed by circles and arrows, respectively.
  • Solid circles or lines denote currently living cells’ locations or trajectories.
  • Dotted circles or lines denote already disappeared cells’ locations or trajectories.

Cell and trajectory selection

Example of cell and trajectory selection
  • Cells of interest are selected and highlighted after clicking them.
  • Relevant lineages are also highlighted in the Lineage view.

Zoom in and out

Example of zoom functions
  • Region can be zoomed in and out using mouse scrolling.
  • Region can be moved using mini map as well.

Space partitioning

Example of space partitioning
  • Users can focus on some areas by selecting region of interest in the split mode.
  • Key map:
    • H: horizontal line
      • Make a horizontal line by clicking where you want to split.
    • V: vertical line
      • Make a vertical line by clicking where you want to split.
    • S: ready for selecting an area
      • Select a region by clicking the plane.
      • Histograms about the selected area appear.
    • M: delete line
      • Delete a line by hovering the line.
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