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* create work-flow module walking user through needed steps
 
* create work-flow module walking user through needed steps
 
* wrap editor module to allow for customization for segmentation purposes
 
* wrap editor module to allow for customization for segmentation purposes
* capture needed data elements and export them as JSON-LD supplementing exporting of masks
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* capture needed data elements and export them as [http://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld/ JSON-LD] supplementing exporting of masks
* augment GUI by requesting authentication information for Oauth 2.0 and adding elements for image selection via web.
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* augment GUI by requesting authentication information for [http://oauth.net/2/ OAuth 2.0] and adding elements for image selection via web.
 
* refactor existing extension modules into separate distinct editor effects modules (currently lumped as one)
 
* refactor existing extension modules into separate distinct editor effects modules (currently lumped as one)
 
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Revision as of 15:53, 3 January 2016

Home < 2016 Winter Project Week < Projects < DigitalPathologyNuclearSegmentation

Key Investigators

Project Description

Objective Approach and Plan Progress and Next Steps
  • Create intuitive and user-friendly GUI
  • make meta-data exportable
  • Prepare extension for Phase II cloud work and future modules
  • create work-flow module walking user through needed steps
  • wrap editor module to allow for customization for segmentation purposes
  • capture needed data elements and export them as JSON-LD supplementing exporting of masks
  • augment GUI by requesting authentication information for OAuth 2.0 and adding elements for image selection via web.
  • refactor existing extension modules into separate distinct editor effects modules (currently lumped as one)
SlicerPathology extension at the start of Winter Work Week 2016

Background and References