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Title MarkerDetector: A method for robust fiducial marker detection in electron micrographs using wavelet-based template
Abstract

Fiducial marker detection in electron micrographs becomes an important and challenging task with the development of large-field electron microscopy. The fiducial marker detection plays an important role in several steps during the process of electron micrographs, such as the alignment and parameter calibrations. However, limited by the conditions of low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) in the electron micrographs, the performance of fiducial marker detection is severely affected. In this work, we propose the MarkerDetector, a novel algorithm for detecting fiducial markers in electron micrographs. The proposed MarkerDetector is built upon the following contributions: Firstly, a wavelet-based template generation algorithm is devised in MarkerDetector. By adopting a shape-based criterion, a high-quality template can be obtained. Secondly, a robust marker determination strategy is devised by utilizing statistic-based filtering, which can guarantee the correctness of the detected fiducial markers. The average running time of our algorithm is 1.67 seconds with promising accuracy, indicating its practical feasibility for applications in electron micrographs.

Apa Reference Hou, G., Yang, Z., Zang, D., Fernández, J., Zhang, F. & Han, R. (2024). MarkerDetector: A method for robust fiducial marker detection in electron micrographs using wavelet-based template. Journal of Structural Biology, 216(1), 108044. 10.1016/j.jsb.2023.108044
Doi 10.1016/j.jsb.2023.108044
Publication Date Mar 2024
Publication Type Article
Researcher Jose-Jesus Fernandez
Ontology Experimental structure determination
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