PatchSorter: A High Throughput Deep Learning Digital Pathology Tool for Object Labeling
Cedric Walker, Tasneem Talawalla, Robert Toth, Akhil Ambekar, Kien, Rea, Oswin Chamian, Fan Fan, Sabina Berezowska, Sven Rottenberg, Anant, Madabhushi, Marie Maillard, Laura Barisoni, Hugo Mark Horlings, Andrew, Janowczyk

TL;DR
PatchSorter is an open-source deep learning tool that significantly accelerates object labeling in digital pathology images, enabling high-throughput annotation with minimal accuracy loss.
Contribution
It introduces a novel high-throughput labeling tool that combines deep learning with an intuitive interface for large-scale digital pathology datasets.
Findings
Over 7x faster labeling than unaided methods
High accuracy maintained during rapid labeling
Successfully labeled over 100,000 objects
Abstract
The discovery of patterns associated with diagnosis, prognosis, and therapy response in digital pathology images often requires intractable labeling of large quantities of histological objects. Here we release an open-source labeling tool, PatchSorter, which integrates deep learning with an intuitive web interface. Using >100,000 objects, we demonstrate a >7x improvement in labels per second over unaided labeling, with minimal impact on labeling accuracy, thus enabling high-throughput labeling of large datasets.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAI in cancer detection · Digital Imaging for Blood Diseases · Cell Image Analysis Techniques
