Posted by
David Webster on
Jun 14, 2011; 3:54am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Motion-tracking-algorithm-tp3684268p3684273.html
If you were doing this using the menus, then I think Analyze/Analyze
Particles would give you a Results Table with this info in it. Note, you
must use Analyze/Set Measurements to define what blob descriptors you actual
want (e.g. Centroid). You can get this as a Java plugin by using the macro
recorder to record the Analyze/Analyze Particles step and then use the
record and create buttons to convert that to a plugin.
Hope this helps David Webster
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 7:45 PM, mamech <
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> Thank you very much
>
> But It uses the color of the object for detection, also his camera do not
> move to make the object in its focus.
>
> I began to understand where the problem is, but there is something that I
> want to ask about:
>
> If I have binary image showing 2 different areas (each area represents an
> object in real life), and I want to make a java code (based on imagej) to
> get the area and the centroid of each one. I tried to make this (with
> recording macros) by using create selection, then set measurement, but it
> seems that imagej deals with separated objects as one object.
>
> Any ideas about how to do so ?
>
> Thanks
>
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