How to label all objects in a binary image?

[Mohamed Tleis]

Dear All,

I have a binary images of cells, and I want to detect these cells to do my
measurements (area, perimeter, etc...). Is there any tool for that?

I used to work on a software that has a simple label function to process
the binary image and copy the label into a labelled image.

Best Regards,
Moe Tleis

[Gabriel Landini]

On Saturday 19 Nov 2011, you wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have a binary images of cells, and I want to detect these cells to do my
> measurements (area, perimeter, etc...). Is there any tool for that?
>
> I used to work on a software that has a simple label function to process
> the binary image and copy the label into a labelled image.

I have in my page the following
http://www.dentistry.bham.ac.uk/landinig/software/software.html

BinaryLabel8_ plugin for labelling particles (8 neighbours) in a binary image.
BinaryLabel8_ can label up to 65530 particles in a unique greyscale value
(from 1 to 65531), after that, the colours are recycled.
The output is a new 16 bit greyscale image with re-scaled brightness.
BinaryLabel_ can label more particles than the above, as it stores the result
in a 32bit image.
The BinaryLabelMacro.txt macro does a similar job.

NumberParticles8.txt Analyses and numbers white or black particles. Labels
particles at their centre of mass.


You need to download the whole collection of morphology plugins from
http://www.dentistry.bham.ac.uk/landinig/software/morphology.zip

Regards
G.