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  data_files:
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+ tags:
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+ - biology
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+ - microscopy
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+ pretty_name: Dreambooth Brightfield Microscopy
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+ size_categories:
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+ - 1K<n<10K
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+ # Dataset Card for Dreambooth Brightfield Microscopy
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+ This dataset was created as part of my masters research and thesis, where I am trying to generate realistic looking
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+ brightfield microscopy images for dataset augmentation.
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+ With the downstream goal of enhancing cell detection objects, increasing the dataset size of an object detection model
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+ is a necessary step.
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+ ## Dataset Details
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+ ### Dataset Description
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+ As part of my research, I previously generated brightfield microscopy images using unconditional diffusion models, curating a
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+ large dataset of SCC brightfield images.
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+ The results of these models were pretty impressive, but still needed many images.
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+ Hence, this dataset was created to test the capabilities of dreambooth on brightfield microscopy image generation.
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+ I'm testing several configurations:
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+ - Diffusion Model Architectures (SD-1.5, SD-2.1, SDXL 1.0)
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+ - Training Data Size (10, 20, 30, 50)
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+ - 4 Concepts are trained in parallel (cell, cell rug, well edge, debris)
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+ - With and without subject class images for class-specific prior preservation loss impact assessment
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+ The dataset consists of several classes:
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+ - Real microscopy images, one class for each concept
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+ - Generated images from SD-1.5, one class for each concept
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+ - Generated images from SD-2.1, one class for each concept
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+ - Generated images from SDXL 1.0, one class for each concept
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+ These classes are used in the concepts for the dreambooth model training,
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+ resulting in 24 models trained to assess the usability of dreambooth in this domain.
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+ Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I'm not able to test many hyperparameter configurations for each model, nor play around
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+ a lot with prompt engineering.
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+ This research serves as a base others (or me) can work upon.