Great idea! I'm in a different field but do image analysis. Zenodo.org is a good fit. Give every image a unique file name. Make a csv file where each row has the file name and columns for species, collection site, other info, then columns for the measurements. Separate file that defines columns.

I was asked to give that last minute. Thanks for staying!

www.rhizovision.com is still kicking, new version coming out soon.

How did this go? We have a new Linux version of RhizoVision with a command line mode to call from Python scripts. Let me know if you think it'd be useful for your pipeline, hopefully we can share a beta version soon

Advanced software, RhizoVision Explorer, analysed these images to extract detailed root architecture traits. The team also conducted genetic analysis using DarTSeq technology to identify DNA markers associated with root responses to phosphorus availability.

Do you have any information about the new model?

I share my protocols as PDFs on zenodo.org which provides a DOI and the ability to track views and downloads.

See phenotyper.com/datasets for examples

I am concerned about that too.

Ha, well my memory is not as good. I've become really fascinated by agentic AI and how to use chatbots effectively. A single LLM is not enough but as we start bolting together many models, something profound is going to happen.

I miss the lack of discussion on human consciousness though.

Reminds me of the famous saying, "All art is plagiarism."

I sympathize but I also wonder what we really know about human creativity and thought. What exactly is different?

I remember seeing the terracotta soldiers there!

Thanks Amit, interesting work

It's awesome! I've been watching your and other xray microscopy work for awhile but I wanted it for high throughout applications. Is it still a long scan time for something like root anatomy?

So for how many years did we miss updates on their incremental work?

Are the streaks of thin lines the hyphae?!