Halcyon -- A Pathology Imaging and Feature analysis and Management System
Halcyon is a new pathology imaging analysis and feature management system based on W3C linked-data open standards and is designed to scale to support the needs for the voluminous production of features from deep-learning feature pipelines. Halcyon can support multiple users with a web-based UX with access to all user data over a standards-based web API allowing for integration with other processes and software systems. Identity management and data security is also provided.
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