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To trace, or not to trace? How to know when your cell is finished
How perfect is too perfect? Let’s go over some tricks and tips to decide when it’s time to stop proofreading.
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FlyWire Help: What will my cell look like?
Take a look at the morphology of cells in the optical column, the area of the fly brain we are reconstructing.
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How to Access the FlyWire Production Dataset
Once you feel comfortable making edits in the FlyWire Sandbox, it’s time to request access to the master dataset aka Production.
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Claiming and Completing Cells in FlyWire
Once you have been granted access to FlyWire’s Production Dataset, you’re ready to use your new power as a force for science.
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FlyWire Help! Quick Commands
A help menu is available to you in the FlyWire overview. However, it can be a bit difficult to parse some of these commands. This post will act as a quick reference for some of FlyWire’s most used mouse and keyboard commands.
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FlyWire Help! Name that Error
Did you receive and error message when trying to edit in FlyWire? This reference will help you get you back on track!
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FlyWire: Column Countdown
Our first goal in FlyWire is an optical column. We initially define this as all the synaptic partners of one Medulla neuron. Together, that comes to 160 cells total. How fast can we map them?
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Key Differences Between FlyWire & Eyewire
If you’re joining FlyWire from our original citizen science project Eyewire, you’ll have swiftly noticed that while interpreting EM slide data remains fundamentally the same between both platforms, many things on FlyWire work differently. These distinctions can be summarized under new commands, new techniques, and new challenges.
