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CryoTracer: A Synthetic-to-Real System for Filament Instance Tracing in Cryo-EM
Particle picking in cryo-electron microscopy is commonly formulated as an object-detection problem in which individual particles are represented by bounding boxes, a natural representation for globular particles but a poor match for filaments that can extend across an entire micrograph. Existing met
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