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In EpiCure, an event is a point (a cell at a given time point) that has been detected as potentially wrongly segmented/tracked and might need manual correction (suspect) or that corresponds to a cellular event (division, extrusion..).
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In EpiCure, an event is a point (a cell at a given time point) that has been detected as potentially wrongly segmented/tracked and might need manual correction (suspect) or that corresponds to a cellular event (division, extrusion..).
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Several features allows to detect possible segmentation/tracking errors and to display and navigate through these potential errors.
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Several features allows to detect possible segmentation/tracking errors and to display and navigate through these potential errors.
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All the current eventts are kept and saved when the segmentation is saved (by pressing <kbd>s</kbd>). They will be reloaded when an EpiCured file is loaded. The current number of events is indicated on top of the `Events` panel.
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All the current eventts are kept and saved when the segmentation is saved (by pressing <kbd>s</kbd>). They will be reloaded when an EpiCured file is loaded. The current number of events is indicated on top of the `Events` panel.
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To remove all events, click on `Reset suspects`.
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To remove all events, click on `Reset/Update some events...`. A new window will pop-up to let you choose which events to reset or update.
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Click on `Reset all events` to delete all events. You can also choose to delete only one type of event by clicking on the corresponding buttons below.
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To remove events (division or extrusion) that correspond to cells that are on the border of the movie or on the boundary of the tissue, choose the options `remove if on border` or `remove if on boundary` and click on the corresponding type of event to remove.
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