Fix tissue detection tutorial - use local image instead of Girder server - #1207
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Thank you, @sachinkumarp-code. It makes sense to remove girder from most HistomicsTK examples. Examples that illustrate how to interface with the server should be separate. |
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Fixes #1018
The tutorial connected to candygram.neurology.emory.edu which is no longer available.
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As noted by @cooperlab in #1018, HistomicsTK is a standalone Python library that can work completely independently of Girder.