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This paper focuses on microarray image analysis and discusses a completely automated approach to image processing, which eliminates human intervention. A system for automated image processing is described, which is capable of processing image files in a batch-mode thus allowing high-throughput of microarray image analysis. Grid-placement and spot finding are achieved without operator's help. The software eliminates noise signals from the data analysis process and minimizes operator's involvement in the procedure.
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Kuklin, A., Shams, S. & Shah, S. High Throughput Screening of Gene Expression Signatures. Genetica 108, 41–46 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004087525565
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