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How do I isolate certain parts of my image and measure certain quntitative aspects of the same like length, radius, distance, etc?
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Hello,
I am still a rookie in image processing and am constantly willing to learn. Now that being said, I needed some guidance on imaging. I have a specific image of neurons, which are indicated in black and the rest the background, whose lengths and number I need to measure. Now instead of doing that manually, which IS possible in this case, since there are a fewer number of them, when I go to images with higher numbers, that would be quite tedious and cumbersome. So therefore, I would like to know and how, there is an easier method to do the same.
Please ignore the black colored dots since they are just artifacts. The remaining black lines are the neurons and I would to like to measure the NUMBER and LENGTH of these from the image. The scale of the length is in micrometers.
Please help me. Thanks in Advance!
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Image Analyst
2019-3-13
Start with my Image Processing Tutorial in my FIle Exchange
but you have a very challenging and ambiguous problem. Who's to say what the "right" answer is.
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Image Analyst
2019-3-14
Sorry - I'm not a neurologist so I don't know what a neuron is or what it looks like or how many are in the image. Could you indicate them, like whether it's the round blobs or the fibers, and point each of them out and number them?
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