Automatic image data analysis (Aida) with automatic nature-size translation (Anst) on object-segmentation data of genotyping polymorphic bands of microsatellite DNA requires routinely recovering size standards and especially translating nature size with merit in reproducibility and artifact-proof. The implemented Anst modules of Aida system [She2007] on object segmentation and data translation intends to provide efficient solutions in its semi-automatic format. This study with Anst module of Aida system automates parameter appropriation and nature size translation from serial data reports which apply both Peak method on band objects segmentation and Window method on lane objects grouping. Respectively, Peak method and Window method advantageously catches band objects from blear area and groups lanes in independent and homogenized format. Experimental results on ten data images with Anst module demonstrated 90~95% recovery ratio based on template sequence in automatic band recovery. While analyzing triplicate genotyping images of three running distances, the Anst module of Aida system along with in-house DNA size standards of MarkQoff (Marker-Quarter-Off) successfully translated nature size data of DNA fragments with mostly zero standard deviation and only one missing band. Yet, results of commercial BioNumerics software along with fifteen DNA size standards of SAGA on the same triplicate images translated sizes with up to 2.19 base pair of standard deviation along with the discrepancies of data floating points and two missing bands.
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