ArticleFrontiers in neuroanatomy2021
Automated Neuron Tracing Using Content-Aware Adaptive Voxel Scooping on CNN Predicted Probability Map.
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Abstract
Neuron tracing, as the essential step for neural circuit building and brain information flow analyzing, plays an important role in the understanding of brain organization and function. Though lots of methods have been proposed, automatic and accurate neuron tracing from optical images remains challenging. Current methods often had trouble in tracing the complex tree-like distorted structures and broken parts of neurite from a noisy background. To address these issues, we propose a method for accurate neuron tracing using content-aware adaptive voxel scooping on a convolutional neural network (CNN) predicted probability map. First, a 3D residual CNN was applied as preprocessing to predict the object probability and suppress high noise. Then, instead of tracing on the binary image produced by maximum classification, an adaptive voxel scooping method was presented for successive neurite tracing on the probability map, based on the internal content properties (distance, connectivity, and probability continuity along direction) of the neurite. Last, the neuron tree graph was built using the length first criterion. The proposed method was evaluated on the public BigNeuron datasets and fluorescence micro-optical sectioning tomography (fMOST) datasets and outperformed current state-of-art methods on images with neurites that had broken parts and complex structures. The high accuracy tracing proved the potential of the proposed method for neuron tracing on large-scale.
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