UI Menus & Shortcuts ==================== This reference lists the available menu actions and keyboard shortcuts for various Celldetective interfaces. .. _ref_table_explorer_menus: Table Explorer -------------- **File Menu** * **Save as...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+S`): Export table to CSV. * **Save inplace...**: Overwrite the original source file. * **Plot...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+P`): Open the Plotting Interface. * **Plot instantaneous...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+I`): Toggle row-selection plotting for track signals. * **Collapse tracks...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+G`): Open the Track Collapsing dialog. * **Collapse pairs in neighborhood...**: Aggregate interaction data (Pair tables only). * **Group by frames...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+T`): Aggregate data by time frame. * **Query...**: Filter rows using Pandas query syntax. **Edit Menu** * **Delete...** (:kbd:`Del`): Delete selected columns. * **Rename...**: Rename the selected column. **Math Menu** * **Calibrate...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+C`): Multiply a column by a factor. * **Merge states...**: Combine multiple status columns. * **Differentiate...** (:kbd:`Ctrl+D`): Compute derivatives (e.g., speed from position). * *Options*: Window size, Mode (forward/backward/central). * **Absolute value...**: Compute ``abs(x)``. * **Log (decimal)...**: Compute ``log10(x)``. * **Bin...**: Create a discretely binned column from a continuous measurement. This property natively scales 1D and 2D Histograms matching defined intervals. * **Arithmetic**: Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Divide two columns. .. _ref_signal_annotator_shortcuts: Event Annotator --------------- **Keyboard Shortcuts** +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | Shortcut | Action | +=====================+===================================================+ | :kbd:`Space` | Play / Stop animation | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`f` | Jump to **First** frame | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`l` | Jump to **Last** frame | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`Ctrl+P` | Open interactive signal plotter | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`Esc` | Cancel cell selection | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`Del` | Mark selected cell for deletion (cannot undo) | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`n` | Reset cell class to "No Event" | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ **Mouse Interactions** * **Left Click (Cell)**: Select a cell to view its signals. * **Left Click (Timeline)**: Jump to a specific timepoint. .. _ref_interactive_plotter_shortcuts: Interactive Plotter ------------------- Accessed via :kbd:`Ctrl+P` from the Event Annotator. **Keyboard Shortcuts** +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | Shortcut | Action | +=====================+===================================================+ | :kbd:`Left / Right` | Shift event time for selected traces | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | :kbd:`Ctrl+S` | Save changes | +---------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ **Mouse Interactions** * **Click + Drag**: Draw a box to select multiple traces (highlighted in red). .. _ref_classifier_widget: Classifier Widget ----------------- **Controls** * **Class Name**: Name of the output column (e.g., ``status_alive``) or event (e.g., ``death``). * **Feature X/Y**: Select features for the 2D scatter plot. * **Log Scale** (:icon:`math-log,black`): Toggle log scale for the corresponding axis. * **Project Times** (:icon:`math-integral,black`): Toggle between single-frame view and projecting all timepoints. * **Frame Slider**: Browse through timepoints (when projection is off). * **Transparency**: Adjust point opacity. **Classification** * **Query**: Pandas-style query string (e.g., ``area > 500 and intensity_mean < 100``). * **Preview**: Highlight matching cells in red on the scatter plot. * **Apply**: Create the classification column. **Time Correlation** * **Unique state**: Cell enters a state and remains in it. * **Irreversible event**: A definitive transition (sigmoid fit). * **Transient event**: State can be entered and exited. .. figure:: /_static/classifier_models.png :align: center :alt: classifier_models Schematic representation of the different time correlation models. * **Prerequisite event**: Condition must occur after another specified event. .. _ref_phenotype_annotator: Phenotype Annotator ------------------- **Controls** * **Phenotype**: The integer label ID (e.g., `0`, `1`, `2`) to assign to the selected cell for the active **Characteristic Group**. This allows you to categorize cells within a specific attribute (e.g., `0` for uninfected, `1` for infected). * **Delete cell** (:icon:`delete,black`): Mark the selected cell for deletion. * **Add/Delete Characteristic Group**: Create or remove custom grouping columns (e.g., ``group``, ``group_custom``). A **Characteristic Group** represents a specific attribute or classification scheme, and the **Phenotype** is the value assigned to a cell for that attribute. Select the active group from the dropdown menu (default is ``group``). **Mouse Interactions** * **Left Click**: Select a cell to view/edit its group. .. _ref_interaction_annotator: Interaction Annotator --------------------- **Controls** * **Neighborhood**: Select the neighborhood definition to visualize (e.g., ``prox_15_px``). * **Interaction Event**: Select the event class to annotate (e.g., ``contact``). * **Annotation Buttons**: * **Event**: Mark the current timepoint (or time of interest) as the start of the event. * **No event**: Mark the pair as having no event. * **Else**: Mark as "else" (ambiguous or other). * **Mark for suppression**: Flag the pair for removal. * **Time of interest**: Manually specify the frame number for the event. **Signal Visualization** * **Reference / Neighbor / Pair**: Select signals to plot for the reference cell, neighbor cell, and the pair itself (e.g., distance).