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Image Processing with ImageJ - Second Edition

You're reading from   Image Processing with ImageJ - Second Edition Extract and analyze data from complex images with ImageJ, the world's leading image processing tool

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785889837
Length 256 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with ImageJ FREE CHAPTER 2. Basic Image Processing with ImageJ 3. Advanced Image Processing with ImageJ 4. Image Segmentation and Feature Extraction with ImageJ 5. Basic Measurements with ImageJ 6. Developing Macros in ImageJ 7. Explanation of ImageJ Constructs 8. Anatomy of ImageJ Plugins 9. Creating ImageJ Plugins for Analysis 10. Where to Go from Here? Index

Basic measurements


We will now look at a few techniques that can be used to measure specific parameters from data. For these measurements, we will use the ROI Manager and several different types of region to select and measure intensities, speed, and other interesting things. Besides measurements, regions can also be used for other purposes relevant to processing and image handling. One useful application of selections is that they can be used to limit certain processing steps to the selected area while leaving the unselected pixels unaffected. A few examples of these applications will be demonstrated as well.

Area selections and measurements

We will start with some basic measurements using area selections. We will use these to measure some basic parameters such as area, perimeter (or circumference), and many more. We will start with the most basic area selection: the rectangle.

Rectangular selections are very useful for cropping image areas. By reducing the size of an image, you reduce the...

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