Edgar Spalding from the University of Wisconsin has an algorithm to
find the center line of roots, which seems like a very similar
problem. I don't remember the algorithm, and it's not described on
his website
http://phytomorph.wisc.edu/phytomorph.htm . However, I
think he's published the details, or you contact him.
Justin
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Bourn, David
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> Hi Image J List,
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> I need to get some advice on where I start or if someone has a macro or plug-in that can do the following. Basically I want to fit a centerline to a "fuzzy black caterpillar". The existing skeletonize does not fit this purpose as it biases a centerline fit of the curve to the inside of the curve rather than the true center. I would like to get a more accurate centerline of this object. If anyone has an idea or needs more information I have a ppt file with some pictures that better describe the problem. Any help would be immensely appreciated!
>
> Thanks in advance!
> --David
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