hello
I think that manual counting is more suitable and efficient,
also because cells are clustered.
Analyze particles works very well for cells/elements dispersed on a background or
"empty" parenchyma (testes tubules inverted, placental villi).
In my opinion analyze particles could be useful to count embryos on
a petri dish.
I hope these opinion are useful.
Good luck
Carlo Bianco
Bologna.Italy
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Inviato: Domenica 25 Novembre 2012 21:13
Oggetto: Re: Embryonic cells shape detection and area computation help
How many cells per image? ImageJ's analyze particles builtin methods will
count and record the area of paritcles ona picture; however, if there are
only a few cells per image, you may want to just set the length scale and
do some measurements by hand using the meausre tool
On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 6:54 AM, Yili Zhao <
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> Hi,
> I have some embryonic cells images, and I want to detect the individual
> cell's shape and compute their area, and count.
> May others who with medical image processing and embryonic cell image
> processing experience help me, and give me some guidance?
> For your convenience, I have prepared some embryonic cells test images,
> the download URL is:
>
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwWaVCRVWuFdSkw5a1MtaWRhM1E> Thanks!
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