phas

Contents:

  • About PHAS
  • Quick Start
  • Organizing Histology Data
  • Permission Model
  • Histology in Google Cloud Storage
  • Running in a Production Environment
  • Upgrading
  • Notes: Tanglethon Validation
  • PHAS Client API Reference
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PICSL Histology Annotation Server

Contents:

  • About PHAS
  • Quick Start
    • Prerequisites
    • Install PHAS
    • Configuration and Launching
    • Creating Users, Projects and Tasks
  • Organizing Histology Data
    • Prerequisites
    • Data Organization Overview
    • Archive Organization
    • Preprocessed Data
    • Project Descriptor Json
  • Permission Model
    • Access Levels
    • Project-Level vs Task-Level Permissions
    • Permission Precedence
    • Examples
    • Setting Permissions
    • Security Considerations
  • Histology in Google Cloud Storage
    • Obtaining and Using a GCP Key
    • Project Descriptor Json
  • Running in a Production Environment
    • Installing Required Packages
    • Configuring NGINX
    • Configuring UWSGI
    • Run the Slide Server as a systemd Service
  • Upgrading
    • Before Upgrading
    • Instructions for Specific Releases
    • Generic Instructions
  • Notes: Tanglethon Validation
    • Create a new task for validation
    • Generate actual samples at random from curves
  • PHAS Client API Reference
    • Usage Examples
    • API Reference

The PICSL Histology Annotation Server (PHAS) is a platform for visualizing and annotating large serial histology datasets via the web. It allows annotation to be easily crowdsourced with a centralized data repository.

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