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I'm not familiar with imajeJ , but I would like to know if it is possible to count the amount of cells in each box of a grid that I generate on the image. The detailed procedure is: I divide the image into 8*8 squares. Now, I need to count how many cells I have in each square of the grid (or the stained area of each square). Do you have any suggestions??? Thanks, Rona |
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In continuation of Rona's question.... We are working on images of particles and cells with different intensities and sizes. It will be very useful to divide the image in smaller squares and extracting data from individual square. The "analyze particle" function gives data from whole image or one selected region of the image. Is it possible to use multiple ROIs to divide the image and get information from individual ROI? I am a new user of ImageJ, any help would be much appreciated. Regards Maloy Ghosh On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 7:34 PM, rona baron <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm not familiar with imajeJ , but I would like to know if it is possible > to count the amount of cells in each box of a grid that I generate on the > image. > The detailed procedure is: > I divide the image into 8*8 squares. Now, I need to count how many cells I > have in each square of the grid (or the stained area of each square). > > Do you have any suggestions??? > > Thanks, > Rona > |
Maloy Ghosh a écrit :
> Hi > In continuation of Rona's question.... > > We are working on images of particles and cells with different intensities > and sizes. It will be very useful to divide the image in smaller squares and > extracting data from individual square. > The "analyze particle" function gives data from whole image or one selected > region of the image. Is it possible to use multiple ROIs to divide the image > and get information from individual ROI? > I am a new user of ImageJ, any help would be much appreciated. > Regards > Maloy Ghosh > > > On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 7:34 PM, rona baron <[hidden email]> wrote: > > >> Hi, >> >> I'm not familiar with imajeJ , but I would like to know if it is possible >> to count the amount of cells in each box of a grid that I generate on the >> image. >> The detailed procedure is: >> I divide the image into 8*8 squares. Now, I need to count how many cells I >> have in each square of the grid (or the stained area of each square). >> >> Do you have any suggestions??? >> >> Thanks, >> Rona >> >> > > It creates an array of roi's and next creates for each roi a new image wich can then be processed with for example analyze particles... Her the code, wich may be adapted : run("Misc...", "divide=Infinity hide"); title = "Untitled"; width=1; height=1; Dialog.create("Image Sampling"); Dialog.addNumber("Width divider", 1); Dialog.addNumber("Height divider", 1); Dialog.addNumber("First slice", 1); Dialog.addNumber("Last slice", 1); Dialog.addNumber("Increment", 1); Dialog.addNumber("Substacks", 1); Dialog.show(); wd = Dialog.getNumber(); hd = Dialog.getNumber(); fs = Dialog.getNumber(); ls = Dialog.getNumber(); inc = Dialog.getNumber(); substacks = Dialog.getNumber(); run("Slice Remover", "first="+fs+" last="+ls+" increment="+inc); getDimensions(width, height, channels, slices, frames); w=width/wd; h=height/hd; s=slices; p=fs; d=ls; for (j=0;j<hd;j++){ for (i=0; i<wd; i++) { x= i*(width/wd); y=j*(height/hd); makeRectangle(x, y, w, h); roiManager("Add"); }; }; setOption("Show All",true); name = getTitle; dotIndex = indexOf(name, "."); title = substring(name, 0, dotIndex); // Get path to result directory result = getDirectory("result"); if (result=="") exit("No result directory available"); // Create a directory in temp myDir = result+title+File.separator; File.makeDirectory(myDir); if (!File.exists(myDir)) exit("Unable to create directory"); print(""); print(myDir); myID = getImageID(); n = roiManager("count"); for (i=0; i<n; i++) { selectImage(myID); roiManager("select", i); run("Duplicate...", "duplicate range="+p+"-"+d); saveAs("tiff", myDir+title+"_"+i+1); close(); } |
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