Re: Tracking movement along a line
Posted by
Doug S-3 on
Feb 12, 2008; 1:21am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Tracking-movement-along-a-line-tp3697211p3697213.html
Pedro,
just an idea . . . I haven't used this package yet but
Sun's java IDE NetBeans has recently added integration with an open
source package called OpenOffice
OpenOffice is essentially a JAVA version of MicroSoft's Office, but its
free and open source 8-)
It can right EXCEL files as well as its own format:
http://www.openoffice.org/SUN has supported it as an open source package that helps JAVA itself
become more powerful
Their NetBeans JAVA IDE has a plugin or addon that makes working with
OpenOffice easier
http://www.netbeans.org/community/magazine/html/03/openoffice/http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice_NetBeans_IntegrationI think its well documented
You can do it with other IDEs I'm sure but it may require a little more
experience with JAVA packages
so it depends on your experience level and how attached you are to a
non-NetBeans IDE
Good Luck with it . . .
I'd like to say I could help more but probably won't be using OPenOffice
for a number of months now
Best
Doug
Pedro J Camello wrote:
> I´m plannig to record transport of a rounded object along a line between
> the images of a stack. I don´t expect to have a clear-cut contrast between
> the object and the background. The aim is to get the speed (pixels/time)
> of the movement along the line
> I´ve thought of a handmade procedure:
> 1) draw a line
> 2) get line profile for each slice
> 3) put all the plot values in excel and calculate speed
>
> However, the number of images is too high to make this by hand. Thus, I
> need to automatize 2 and 3
>
> Any help will be wellcome
>
> Pedro
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