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Area Measurement <HELP>

Shirley
Hi guys,

I'm having a difficult time to calculate the area fraction of the particles. The normal method did not work very well on my case due to lots of noise on the background. Despeckle does not help much.

I've attached one image. Can anyone help me?

Thanks!
Shirley
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Re: Area Measurement <HELP>

Shirley
Here is the image:
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Re: Area Measurement <HELP>

Priyanka Tomar
Which phase u want to calculate?
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Re: Area Measurement <HELP>

Shirley
Hi Priyanka,

I'm trying to calculate the area fraction of the black particles with enclosed shape. (so the very black particles on the image. Some of them are just black dots; some of them have irregular shapes).

Thanks for your reply :)
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Re: Area Measurement <HELP>

Olivier Burri
Hi Shirley,



The Weka segmentation plugin seems to yield good results.



Otherwise a laplacian operation of sigma=3, followed by a threshold is also working quite well.



Best



Oli





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From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Shirley
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Subject: Re: Area Measurement <HELP>



Hi Priyanka,



I'm trying to calculate the area fraction of the black particles with enclosed shape. (so the very black particles on the image. Some of them are just black dots; some of them have irregular shapes).



Thanks for your reply :)







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Re: Area Measurement <HELP>

Shirley
Hi Olivier,

Your method is very helpful to me. Thank you so much. I really appreciate your help.

Thanks again!

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 10:54 PM, Olivier Burri [via ImageJ] <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi Shirley,



The Weka segmentation plugin seems to yield good results.



Otherwise a laplacian operation of sigma=3, followed by a threshold is also working quite well.



Best



Oli





-----Original Message-----
From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Shirley
Sent: mercredi, 9 mars 2016 10:36
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: Area Measurement <HELP>



Hi Priyanka,



I'm trying to calculate the area fraction of the black particles with enclosed shape. (so the very black particles on the image. Some of them are just black dots; some of them have irregular shapes).



Thanks for your reply :)







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