Posted by
Michael Schmid on
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Delaunay-update-tp3694375p3694381.html
Hi Karsten,
funny enough, the wand behaves like "analyze particles" (8-connected)
if I threshold the image.
Without thresholding, I can reproduce your observations concerning 4-
connected wand selection.
I could not reproduce selecting the background when clicking one of
the particle at the right side, neither with nor without threshold.
Michael
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On 27 Nov 2008, at 17:57, Karsten Rodenacker wrote:
> Hi, Image analysis and -J experts,
>
> I have an example were I don't fully understand the routines
> "Analyze Particle ..." and "Wand (tracing) Tool"!
>
> The image
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/
> 8Yo_5vJ1zLKZGwP22oDgsw delivers under "Analyze Particle ..." three
> particles (white is foreground). That is understandable, seemingly
> eight-connected neighborhood (of foreground) is assumed. Possibly
> four-connectedness could be helpful in such cases with thin lines
> dividing the particles.
>
> But now, trying to overcome this problem by selecting the particles
> with "Wand (tracing) Tool", possibly in a macro, I run into
> difficulties. Clicking into particles on the left side of the image
> selection is okay, Wand is using 4-connectedness! Clicking into one
> of the two right-most particles seemingly wand is selecting
> background!
>
> Is there any way to select one of these two right-most particles?
>
> Help is appreciated
> Regards
> Karsten