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    Quantitative multiparameter phenotyping of healthy and HGPS cells through cell averaging (“supercells”) and machine learning.

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    <p>A. Probability density distributions for one shape parameter (number of invaginations of the nuclear boundary) for healthy and diseased cell lines: (<b>i</b>) single cells; (<b>ii</b>) supercells of size 30. The cell averaging procedure removes the overlap between healthy and diseased cell line distributions. <b>B.</b> Distance from the perceptron boundary after machine learning, where positive (negative) distances correspond to the boundary side identified with the healthy (diseased) class: (<b>i</b>) single cells; (<b>ii</b>) supercells of size 30. Each cell line is shown separately along the horizontal axis. <b>C.</b> (<b>i</b>) Perceptron amplitudes: components of the vector normal to the classification hyperplane, each one associated with one of the shape parameters shown in the list. (<b>ii</b>) Fraction of cells correctly classified by the machine learning process as a function of the supercell size for a varying number of parameters used, as indicated. The top M measures are selected from the rank-ordered list based on the absolute values of the perceptron amplitudes.</p
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