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Three Galleries
There are currently three visual galleries available in the BioImage Archive containing some of the more commonly-used datasets. We will continue adding more data to these galleries.
- AI gallery – datasets that have been developed and annotated to train and test artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools. Users can see a clear distinction between image and AI annotation.
- Visual gallery – a selection of striking images from studies on a range of model species.
- Volume EM gallery – examples from different volume electron microscopy (EM) techniques from EMBL-EBI’s EMPIAR public archive.
Image related metadata is also displayed next to the images, giving additional context about the dataset including the species captured, image size, channels, number of time points, and more.
Images can be open in a number of different viewers: Vizarr, ITK, Neuroglancer, some of which allow users to do annotation on the fly, further speeding up and customising their image exploration.
Learn more about the galleries in the next subsections.