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Volume 36 Issue 9, October 2018

Image from the video game EVE Online with a background of fluorescently labeled cells. Sullivan et al. report how the analysis of large-scale imaging experiments was facilitated by incorporating an image classification task as a minigame in this mainstream massively multiplayer online game and by intergrating the player annotations with deep learning approaches (p 820). Image credit: Sölvi Hrafn Ingimundarson (CCP games) and the Human Protein Atlas

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