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The methodology builds upon that already implemented in MLwiN which is described in the MLwiN manuals. The training materials are written in MATLAB. and are available as free-standing programs. They are designed to interface with MLwiN in terms of data transfer but have their own graphical user interfaces for setting up models and displaying results. There is a set of training materials (PDF, 791kB). which provides an introduction to the methodology and a guide to using the software.
The methodology builds upon that already implemented in MLwiN version 2.02 which is described in the MLwiN manuals. The training materials are written in MATLAB and are available as free-standing programs. They are designed to interface with MLwiN in terms of data transfer but have their own graphical user interfaces for setting up models and displaying results.
(a) Supervised machine learning (trained using live cells stained with DRAQ5 to determine the DNA content) allows for robust label-free prediction of the DNA content of live cells based only on brightfield and darkfield images. We find a Pearson correlation of r=0.7860.010 (error bars indicate the s.d. obtained via 10-fold cross-validation) between actual DNA content and predicted DNA content using regression (see Methods section). We believe this reduction in correlation from the value of 0.896 obtained for fixed cells to be a consequence of the greater variability of the uptake of the live DNA dye compared with the staining achieved with fixed cells. Despite the reduction in correlation a value of 0.786 is still high enough to make this a viable method for the cell cycle analysis of live cells. As previously, we determine the fraction of cells in the G1, S and G2/M phases using the Watson pragmatic curve fitting algorithm. (b) We predict an increase of 13.4% in the G2/M phase after the cells were treated with 50μM Nocodazole, which is in good agreement with the average increase of 19.011.0% in G2/M as was found for three independent cell populations under the same treatment (Supplementary Figure 3). The phase-blocked data set was not labelled with any marker. Instead, we trained our machine learning algorithm on the untreated data set, which was labelled with a DRAQ5 DNA stain (see a) and used the trained machine learning algorithm to predict the DNA stain of the blocked cells.
The same basic strategy can be readily adapted to measure other phenotypes, making this a generally useful approach for label-free, single-cell phenotyping in the modern biological laboratory. The method can also be used retrospectively on data sets that do not have the necessary stains for phenotype identification, providing an annotated data set is available to train the algorithms (see Methods section). While current imaging flow cytometers do not have physical cell-sorting capabilities, and for now our approach is suited to experimental contexts where samples are analysed only, this approach may offer the possibility to entirely avoid any fluorescent stain and opens up the perspective for a new generation of image flow cytometers that could operate without fluorescence channels.
The rest of this paper is organized as follows. Section 2 briefly reviews theoretical aspe