spotframe: Spot Data: dataframes describing fluorescent spot coordinates...

In vrrenske/shinyspots: Visualization and Analysis of Bacterial Cell Segmentation and Fluorescence Data

Spot Data: dataframes describing fluorescent spot coordinates and (optional) trajectories

Description

When fluorescent spots are detected, the output "spotframe" (and when mesh data is included "spots_relative") is created. This dataset contains the x and y coordinates of the spots, the image frame in which the spots occurs, and if cell information is given, the relative localization of the cells. When spots where tracked over time, the spot trajectory, squared displacement and track length are given.

Format

spotframe contains:

x

a numeric vector giving the x coordinate of the spot on the image frame

y

a numeric vector giving the y coordinate of teh spot on the image frame

frame

a numeric vector giving the number of the image frame

when spots where tracked, the following columns are added:

trajectory

a numeric vector giving an index for the spot trajectory. when spot is not part of a trajectory, this vector == -1

displacement_sq

a numeric vector giving the spots squared displacement (in pixels^2)

trajectory_length

a numeric vector giving the length (in frames) of the spot trajectory

when cell information is giving, the spot data is listed in "spots_relative", which include the above and the following:

l or Lmid

a numeric vector giving the relative localization over the length axis of the cell. l is given in pixels, Lmid in micron

d or Dum

a numeric vector giving the relative localization over the width axis of the cell. d is giving in pixels, Dum in micron

cell

the index of the cell the spot belongs to

max.width

a numeric vector giving the length of the cell

max.length

a numeric vector giving the width of the cell

pip

when pip == 1, the spot is found inside a cell

spot

a numeric vector indexing the spots per cell

totalspot

the total amount of spots per cell

cellframe

optional: the cell index and frame index pasted together with a "." as separator, to give a unique index to each cell

vrrenske/shinyspots documentation built on Oct. 28, 2023, 12:26 p.m.