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Recently developed were the Brainbow and Flybow techniques that can image and visualize a large number of neurons at a time. These techniques provide a way for imaging multiple neurons at the same time, and ideally, neurons can then be differentiated from each other according to their color information. However, due to dozens of neuron fibers spreading spatially in a very intricate structure, it is time-consuming to label them by hand and also difficult to trace them by using existing algorithms designed for tracing a single neuron. We proposed a prototype scheme based on grayscale morphological operations for segmenting Flybow imagery. The proposed method can provide segmentation results semi-automatically, and thus it would be useful for biologists to identify the neuro-circuits and develop the ground truth as well.

FLYBOW IMAGE SEGMENTATION - For Tracing Neuron Circuits in Drosophila Brain