Our expertise
AI for image analysis
Experimentica’s expertise in AI-driven image analysis is rooted in the team’s experience with high-end imaging techniques applied to in vivo and histology read-outs, along with custom algorithm and AI development.
Our internally-developed algorithms were trained on proprietary datasets and have been available and applied to sponsored studies since 2021. Experimentica’s scientists leverage AI to generate innovative read-outs and uncover new ways of interpretating existing read-outs and data in a way that would otherwise be impossible to achieve manually. Our algorithms also lead to unbiased interpretation and faster generation of results and reports. Their expert oversight and quality control ensure that the generated results are both consistent and reliable.
Our mission is to provide sponsors with better results faster, which in turn enables quicker interpretation and confident decision-making for our customers.
Technical details
– Retinal 6-layer segmentation algorithm with individual layer thickness (mouse and rat)
– Retinal 7-layer segmentation algorithm with individual layer thickness (mouse and rat)
– Laser-induced choroidal neovascularization (CNV) lesion volume analysis (mouse and rat)
– Vitreal inflammatory cell count (mouse and rat)
– Inner-outer retina thickness (mouse and rat)
– Laser-induced geographic atrophy lesion analysis (mouse)
– Sodium iodate-induced lesion analysis (mouse and rat)
– Laser-induced choroidal neovascularization (CNV) qualitative and quantitative grading of lesion leakage (mouse and rat)
– Quantification of cells from retinal wholemounts: activated vs silent microglia, number of stained cells per area
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