Results Overview
Results is where you inspect how selected analysis outputs behave on real slices and how quantified cells are distributed across brain regions.
Use Results to answer questions like:
- Does the selected model look trustworthy?
- Are region-level counts plausible on individual slices?
- Are there slices or animals that need closer review before comparing groups?
What Results shows
Results is organized around one staining and one selected classifier model at a time.
For cell counting and classification projects, this usually means a marker classifier applied to cells from a shared Cell Detection marker.
For independent-detection projects, this means accepted marker-positive cells from the selected marker's own detection and classifier workflow.
Table View and Slice Viewer
Results gives you two complementary views:
- Table View for structured comparison across animals and brain regions
- Slice Viewer for visual inspection on individual slices
Use both together. The table helps you compare; the viewer helps you decide whether the comparison is trustworthy.
If Hemisphere mode is set to Separate, Results can show left and right hemisphere measurements separately for brain regions that are not kept joint. Use Table View to compare those measurements across animals, and use Slice Viewer to confirm that the regional pattern matches the image.
Before you start
Results is most useful after:
- stainings and roles are set up
- relevant brain regions are selected
- processing has completed
- the selected staining has an imported or trained classifier model when classification is required
If results are not available yet, NeuroQP guides you through remaining processing steps.
A practical workflow
- Start in the Slice Viewer and inspect representative slices.
- Check whether cells or marker-positive objects look reasonable in the regions that matter.
- Move to Table View to compare animals and regions.
- If something looks surprising in the table, return to the viewer and inspect the relevant slices.
Results is the quality-control space before final group-level interpretation in Statistics.