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Image analysis? by vectorz 2005-09-12 06:29:41
Anybody with experience in the afore mentioned field? I'm testing the possibility for my thesis but have absolutely not clue about it. (So maybe a tutorial is a good idea.)

What I'm basically looking for is: I have (scanned) prictures of microscope slides with some stuff/slime on it. What I'd like to know is the total coverage of the slide by the stuff and maybe a chart of the realtive density (=^ brightness) as a spread sheet (i.e. the values pf each pixels or cluster rof pixels) or in different colors (like a map).

Anybody got and ideas how to do this? Are special tools needed or can it be done with common tools (Paint, Gimp, PSP, Photoshop).

Thanks in advanace

[ Reply ]
  Probably about five lines in Matlab by Control2005-09-12 06:33:47
    You've got mail. by vectorz2005-09-12 07:12:39
      received by Control2005-09-12 07:21:00
        Sure. It isn't really urgent. (n/t) by vectorz2005-09-12 07:33:33
  Doesn't sound too technical by wheresthefish2005-09-12 07:02:27
    drat, exposed. by vectorz2005-09-12 07:38:36
      Programming knowledge is very handy. by Khaar2005-09-12 07:41:51
    »You can write Fortran in any language!« as my pro by Mad Marty2005-09-12 10:01:20
      #define WRITE printf by wheresthefish2005-09-12 11:43:58
  some googled possibilities by bobmon2006-11-19 12:55:59

 

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