Apply cellpose to RGB images?
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    Ashley
 il 7 Lug 2025
  
    
    
    
    
    Modificato: Cris LaPierre
    
      
 il 10 Lug 2025
            I'm trying to finetune cellpose for nuclear segmentation of histology images in MATLAB R2025a. I am able to train the model using RGB tiles and corresponding 2D mask images, but am unable to sample RGB images using segmentCells2D().
Training code:
trainCellpose(pthTraining, ...
    OutFile,...
    PreTrainedModel="nuclei", ...
    MaxEpoch=100, ... 
    ImageSuffix="_im", ...
    LabelSuffix="_mask", ...
    GPUBatchSize=24);
% load the model
cell_size=17;
cp=cellpose(Model=OutFile);
For im = [256x256x3 uint8], this code succeeds:
labels=segmentCells2D(cp,rgb2gray(im),ImageCellDiameter=cell_size);
While this code returns an error: 
labels=segmentCells2D(cp,im,ImageCellDiameter=cell_size);
Error using cellpose/segmentCells2D
 labels=segmentCells2D(cp,im,ImageCellDiameter=cell_size);
                          ^^
Invalid argument at position 2. Value must be a matrix."
Question: Can I segment RGB images with cellpose in Matlab? The color in histology images is important in distinguishing blue nuclei from non-nuclear round objects, such as shadows or red blood cells.
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  Cris LaPierre
    
      
 il 7 Lug 2025
        
      Modificato: Cris LaPierre
    
      
 il 10 Lug 2025
  
      It looks like segementCells2D only supports intensity images. 
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  Cris LaPierre
    
      
 il 7 Lug 2025
				Also, from the Getting Started with Cellpose page: "Cellpose models expect a 2-D intensity image as input. If you have an RGB or multichannel image, you can convert it to a grayscale image by using the im2gray function, or extract a specific color channel by using the imsplit function."
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