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For
initial assays or currently scanning vessels
, Analysis Jobs can be
launched once a processing definition has been established. If an Image
Collection was made containing representative data and a Processing
Definition was defined prior to the completion of the scheduled assay, an
Open Ended Job Analysis can be launched. However, if Users must include
representative images for an Image Collection at time of assay completion,
an Analysis will be performed post data acquisition.
1.
Click on the “Launch New Analysis Job” link within the Vessel View
(found just underneath the “New Processing Definition” link) or the
“Launch” button in the bottom left corner of the Vessel View.
2.
Select the “Job Type” from the drop down menu, in this case the Basic
Analyzer.
3.
Select the “Processing Definition” (refer to 7.5.2.2). Use the “Search”
button to quickly locate a saved Processing Definition.
NOTE:
The Processing Definition parameters will be displayed on the
right-hand side of the Analysis Job window.
4.
Give the Analysis Job a Unique Name, for example
User Name_Date
.
5.
Define the Processing Scope by selecting a defined time range, a single
time, or open ended. Also, highlight the wells/sectors to be analyzed.
6.
Click the “OK” button.
7.
Data will begin to be processed. A status window will open displaying the
time until job completion.
8.
Once complete, the Analysis Job will be displayed at the bottom of the
Vessel View window. Double-click on the Analysis Job or highlight and
click on the “Launch” button to open the Analysis Job
For
Established Assay Mode
: Once the parameters are defined in the Assay
Development Mode, Users can apply an Analysis Job at the time of assay
initiation (scheduling).
NOTE
: We recommend scheduling Analysis Jobs at time of vessel scheduling
for real-time analysis of the Live-Content Imaging.
