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**5 and 6 are both used as a part of the DAB analysis process when button 3 is selected**
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5. "Save images" is used to select whether you would like to save the mask images during the DAB analysis.
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This will slow the process slightly.
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6. Viewer window - this displays a low resolution version of the tissue core that is currently being analysed.
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6. Viewer panel - this displays a low resolution version of the tissue core that is currently being analysed.
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It will then show the low resolution mask of the same image that had been applied. This is useful for spotting a
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poor threshold selection whilst analysis is running
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## TMA image export window
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![labels](docs/images/Cut_application_screen.png) <br>
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<br>
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This window is for exporting png images from whole slide images using a map of the array that is provided by the user -
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see [array map example](#array-map-example)
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1. Load WSI - prompts a dialog box for the user to select a ndpi or svs file
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2. Load Excel - this is a prompt to load the excel map - if the excel is named the same as the array and in the same
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directory then it will be loaded automatically on the WSI load. if this has happened then the button will turn green.
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This can also be used to reload the excel map at any point if the map has been changed my the user.
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3. Overlay manually selected cores. This is applied after a user selection has been applied in panel number 5. It can
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also be used after the cores have been moved to update the window.
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4.
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## DAB stain threshold selection window
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![labels](docs/images/Threshold_selector_screen.png) <br>
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## Array Map Example

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