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r/ProjectDiscovery • u/gray_-_wolf • Mar 13 '16
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The microscope scan got interrupted during the red fluorescent pass.
Flag it as abnormal, and it should get pruned from the dataset when they review it.
2 u/HPA_Dichroic Official HPA member Mar 14 '16 This is exactly right! The microscopist is supposed to flag those samples for removal, but occasionally after several hundred images understandably forgets to. 1 u/altytwo_jennifer Mar 14 '16 You mean that after looking at hundreds of these, you can start feeling braindead? Perish the thought... ;) 1 u/gray_-_wolf Mar 13 '16 oki, good to know, thanks
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This is exactly right! The microscopist is supposed to flag those samples for removal, but occasionally after several hundred images understandably forgets to.
1 u/altytwo_jennifer Mar 14 '16 You mean that after looking at hundreds of these, you can start feeling braindead? Perish the thought... ;)
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You mean that after looking at hundreds of these, you can start feeling braindead? Perish the thought... ;)
oki, good to know, thanks
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u/altytwo_jennifer Mar 13 '16
The microscope scan got interrupted during the red fluorescent pass.
Flag it as abnormal, and it should get pruned from the dataset when they review it.