Volker Bruns…in your Histopathology Research
Ever wondered if going digital is worth it? Here are 7 reasons to use digital image analysis in your research …
| 1 | Conduct quantitative analyses that are simply not possible manually, e.g., counting all cells, statistics about cell-cell connections, accurate measurements; tissue composition; predict mutations from standard stain. |
| 2 | Analyze more data to get higher statistical significance. Evaluate larger ROIs, an entire whole-slide, or an entire data set comprising hundreds of slides. |
| 3 | Analyze slides faster: more data in the same time. You only have little time for your research. Use it efficiently and do not waste time on manual evaluations. Analyzing entire data sets takes hours, not days. |
| 4 | Analyze slides faster: same data in less time. Be the first to publish your discovery. The clock is ticking. Don‘t let others beat you to the punch. |
| 5 | Increase chance of getting your paper accepted by using latest digital technologies and AI. When scoring manually, reviewers will challenge you and ask why no DIA was used. |
| 6 | Eliminate Bias, Inter- and Intra-Observer Variance. Digital analysis will yield identical results regardless of time and stress. It will not unconsciously change it‘s evaluation criteria over the course of a larger analysis. |
| 7 | Do not waste your talent and intelligence on tedious tasks. Let the computer collect the raw data. You draw the conclusions and focus on complicated cases. |
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Image copyright (featured image): Fraunhofer IIS / Paul Pulkert
Michaela Benz
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