Posted by
Kota Miura on
Apr 13, 2016; 10:03pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/combine-data-from-multiple-profile-measurements-of-a-time-series-to-single-data-sheet-tp5016124p5016128.html
Hi,
You don't really need a script for that.
1. Reslice with "100 slices", then you get a stack of 100 slices (= width
of the line ROI)
2. Do Z-Projection. If you want an average for each x position, then choose
"average" as the projection method. This then gives you a single projected
2D image.
3. Save this image as a text image. It will then be a text file with
average intensity profile per line (= time point)
good luck,
Kota
On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 7:52 PM, cpanders <
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> I have a large time series (thousands of frames) of micrographs of a
> stationary structure that pulsates over time. I need to collect data from
> a
> single profile measurement (of a 100 pixel wide x ca. 4mm long
> perpendicular
> line) of each time point (frame) and combine into a single data sheet.
>
> This problem must have been solved previously but I could find no suitably
> applicable posts. I have used the ROI manager and multi measure to analyze
> the same images for other parameters but do not see a way to apply these
> tools to the "plot profile" measurement.
>
> Any formulas/scripts/macros that can be sent will be so gratefully
> appreciated!
>
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