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Frederik Filip Stæger 4 years ago
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- # Description
+# Description
 This repository contains the full data set for constructing the DAPI template, the full DAPI template creation pipeline and the automatic slice segmentation.
 This repository contains the full data set for constructing the DAPI template, the full DAPI template creation pipeline and the automatic slice segmentation.
  
  
 # Automatic slice segmentation  
 # Automatic slice segmentation  
@@ -20,7 +20,10 @@ Program for automatic segmentation to a DAPI-stained coronal mouse brain slices.
 * Use preprocess.py to prepare input slice for automatic registration  
 * Use preprocess.py to prepare input slice for automatic registration  
 * Use auto_seg.py with preprocessed slice which will output a folder containing segmentation registered to slice.  
 * Use auto_seg.py with preprocessed slice which will output a folder containing segmentation registered to slice.  
   
   
-## auto_seg.py  
+## Details
+Detailed parameter description.
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+### auto_seg.py  
 **Usage**
 **Usage**
 ```sh  
 ```sh  
 python3 auto_seg.py sliceloc segloc templateloc --bregma [coord]  
 python3 auto_seg.py sliceloc segloc templateloc --bregma [coord]  
@@ -42,7 +45,7 @@ python3 auto_seg.py sliceloc segloc templateloc --bregma [coord]
 |`--out [directory]`            |Provide an alternative output directory (default directory is /output)            |
 |`--out [directory]`            |Provide an alternative output directory (default directory is /output)            |
 |`--dapi [index]`   |Index of the DAPI channel in the slice, by default the DAPI channel is assumed to be the last channel|
 |`--dapi [index]`   |Index of the DAPI channel in the slice, by default the DAPI channel is assumed to be the last channel|
 
 
-## preprocess.py  
+### preprocess.py  
 **Usage**
 **Usage**
 ```sh  
 ```sh  
 python3 preprocess.py file dir -s Series --pdim [pixeldimensions]  
 python3 preprocess.py file dir -s Series --pdim [pixeldimensions]