NeuroData Cloud
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Manually annotate in Fiji
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Programmatically annotate in R
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Manually annotate in Neuroglancer
This guide shows how to annotate data in a way that NeuroData can import into our processing pipelines.
NOTE: This guide is based on a guide written by the Nomads NeuroDataDesign team.
Annotate with FIJI
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Install onto your system using https://imagej.net/Fiji/Downloads.
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Open FIJI, and start a new blank TrakEM2.
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Navigate to the folder of your image volume and select "open".
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This should have changed your ImageJ canvas. Now, drag your volume from your folder into the canvas.
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In the popup window, make sure that "Resize canvas to fit stack" is checked. After clicking OK, your canvas should snap to your image.
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In your TrakEM2 properties, right click on "anything" in the template column and add a new "area_list".
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Drag the entire "anything" folder into "Unitled 0" in the middle column.
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Right click the nested "anything" folder inside "Untitled 0" and add a "new area list".
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Annotate Your Data by drawing all over it. You can scroll to annotate different slices in your tif. To add new unique annotations (with different IDs), redo steps
7
and8
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When done, right click your canvas and select "Export" -> "Arealists as labels (tif)".
NOTE: At any point, you can export your annotations as an xml by the same method listed above. Opening the xml file will start you where you left off.
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A black screen will appear - these are your annotations, don't worry if you can't see them.
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Save your annotations by choosing
Image Sequence...
, selectingTIFF
, selecting a name, and choosing the folder for output.
Questions/comments?
Email support@neurodata.io