Measurements Error?

Posted by Nathaniel Ryckman on Jun 03, 2011; 8:57pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Measurements-Error-tp3684281.html

Why are these measurement values different?

Programmatically:

name: 0114-0114
area: 2590.0
mean: 15.083397683397683
stdDev: 17.46720135718284
mode: 3
min: 1.0
max: 71.0
xCentroid: 114.0
yCentroid: 796.5
xCenterOfMass: 114.1301131418625
yCenterOfMass: 803.6518711923411
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Using Menu (Results Table):

Label : 0114-0114
Area : 1855
Mean : 20.41
StdDev: 18.054
Mode : 3
Min: 2
Max: 71
X: 113.961
Y: 799.574
XM: 114.087
YM: 804.086
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The following is the code I used. I obtained the Results Table measurements (using the imageJ menu) by using the Roi's generated by the program.

int measurements = AREA+MEAN+STD_DEV+MODE+MIN_MAX+
                        CENTROID+CENTER_OF_MASS+PERIMETER+RECT+
                        ELLIPSE+SHAPE_DESCRIPTORS+FERET+INTEGRATED_DENSITY+
                        MEDIAN+SKEWNESS+KURTOSIS+AREA_FRACTION;
                       
RoiManager rm = RoiManager.getInstance();
if(rm == null)
        rm = new RoiManager();
                       
for(int j = 0; j < dapiRois.size(); j++)
{
        o.add(dapiRois.get(j));
        rm.addRoi(dapiRois.get(j));
        imp.setRoi(dapiRois.get(j));
                               
        ImageStatistics stats = ImageStatistics.getStatistics(imp.getProcessor(), measurements, imp.getCalibration());
        IJ.log("name: " + rm.getList().getItem(j));
        IJ.log("area: " + stats.area);
        IJ.log("mean: " + stats.mean);
        IJ.log("stdDev: " + stats.stdDev);
        IJ.log("mode: " + stats.mode);
        IJ.log("min: " + stats.min);
        IJ.log("max: " + stats.max);
        IJ.log("xCentroid: " + stats.xCentroid);
        IJ.log("yCentroid: " + stats.yCentroid);
        IJ.log("xCenterOfMass: " + stats.xCenterOfMass);
        IJ.log("yCenterOfMass: " + stats.yCenterOfMass);
        IJ.log("---------------------------------------");
                               
       
}

imp.setOverlay(o);