If I understand your question correctly, you can get the total
variance per pixel in a stack using the Image\Stacks\Z-projection
option of Standard Deviation. (convert the statistic to variance, if
absolutely desired; there is no variance function as far as I've
seen) The S.D. image intensity that is output indicates the
variability in intensity over the stack per pixel. If you need this
versus the first image, perhaps duplicate that slice and subtract it
from the stack before running the S.D. projection.
At 11:35 PM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
>Hi, all
>I am looking for a ImageJ plug-in to calculate the total
>variation of a noised image(or stacks) where it compares to its original.
>Would anyone help me, please? Thanks.
>
>Yel
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