Re: find a circle
Posted by Nathaniel Ryckman on Apr 07, 2011; 8:17pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/find-a-circle-tp3684935p3684938.html
Yay! I figured out how to extrapolate the data. Take advantage of the symmetry that the circle has. After you get the image that I provided up above, you can replicate it 3 times and use a different translation (vertical, vertical-horizontal, horizontal) for each of the duplicates. After you finished doing that, the auto-focuser will help cleave the post off of the circle. Binarize and voila!
I'll provide a more thorough explanation later, but I'm unfortunately busy right now.
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/find-a-circle-tp3684935p3684938.html
Yay! I figured out how to extrapolate the data. Take advantage of the symmetry that the circle has. After you get the image that I provided up above, you can replicate it 3 times and use a different translation (vertical, vertical-horizontal, horizontal) for each of the duplicates. After you finished doing that, the auto-focuser will help cleave the post off of the circle. Binarize and voila!
I'll provide a more thorough explanation later, but I'm unfortunately busy right now.
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