A high-throughput phenotyping pipeline for image processing and functional growth curve analysis

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High-throughput phenotyping system has become more and more popular in plant science research. The data analysis for such a system typically involves two steps: plant feature extraction through image processing and statistical analysis for the extracted features. The current approach is to perform those two steps on different platforms. We develop the package “implant” in R for both robust feature extraction and functional data analysis. For image processing, the “implant” package provides methods including thresholding, hidden Markov random field model, and morphological operations. For statistical analysis, this package can produce nonparametric curve fitting with its confidence region for plant growth. A functional ANOVA model to test for the treatment and genotype effects on the plant growth dynamics is also provided.

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Wang, R., Qiu, Y., Zhou, Y., Liang, Z., & Schnable, J. C. (2020). A high-throughput phenotyping pipeline for image processing and functional growth curve analysis. Plant Phenomics, 2020. https://doi.org/10.34133/2020/7481687

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