The workflow has two types of input files:
1) Several csv input files read in a loop. These files contain the measurement of individual bacteria for twenty consecutive time points. The images contained two fluorescent channels, green and magenta.
2) Excel file is loaded which contains, for each channel, the frame at which the first microcompartment (MC) appears.
Both inputs are joined according to the file name. Then the data is split to magenta and green channel data. For each channel, a random forest learner is trained on of the data, taking into account four intensity based measurements and the identified first frame of MC appearance. The models are saved and can be used to classify data of the same type as input 1. The results are pivoted and joined to export the time frame of first appearance of a MC per channel and input file.
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