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allonweiner
12 Jun 2014 17:59
12 Jun 2014 17:59
Hello. Could you please make this plugin available in Protocols?
Thanks
Allon
Thanks
Allon
mjroux
23 Dec 2013 17:22
23 Dec 2013 17:22
Projection works smoothly, but it would be more powerful if, as in ImageJ, the range of planes to be projected could be set, rather than being limited to a full projection.
Another possible feature would be allowing to output a stack of "sliding" projections for a given projection "thickness" (for instance, for a stack of 10 planes, and a chosen "thickness" of 3 planes, obtain a stack containing projections of planes 1-3, 2-4, ... 8-10).
Another possible feature would be allowing to output a stack of "sliding" projections for a given projection "thickness" (for instance, for a stack of 10 planes, and a chosen "thickness" of 3 planes, obtain a stack containing projections of planes 1-3, 2-4, ... 8-10).
Projection
by Fabrice de ChaumontProjects data over Z-Stack or over Time, using max, min, mean, sum saturated, and sum unsaturated. Sum saturated means that if sum is greated than the data type of the image, then the value will be the max value available with this data type.
Documentation
The projection works on the current sequence selected.
The projection type can be either a Z projection or a T projection.
The available projection functions are:
- Maximum: the highest value found on the axis is kept.
- Minimum: the lowest value found on the axis is kept.
- Mean: a mean is computed with all the pixel found on the axis.
- Sum with saturation: Sum of all the pixel in the axis, consideringthat the pixel cannot exceed the maximum limit of the data-type of the image.
- Sum without saturation: The sum is computed and stored back in the native type of the image, without checking if it can really contain it. Leads to data-cycle. (Should only be used by experimented users)