12-11-2013 10:36 PM
12-11-2013 11:14 PM
@udka wrote:
-Since, the author gave color image, which plane did you extract?
I extracted red plane only. Its basically a gray scale image whatever the plane you extract you get almost same image except windows bar.
@udka wrote:
-With what Edge threshold you are extracting circle?? In your screenshot it's 75 and with same parameters i couldn't extract the same. When i kept 50 i was ablt to detect.
In addition with edge threshold you have another tab named with shape. Here you can limit your circle radius. You can also select other shapes also.
@udka wrote:
-Don't you think in this method, the radius of circle needs to be very much precise otherwise it will result lot of other circles??Even the white region as circles also.
above mentioned answer is applicable.
@udka wrote:
-Coming to separating touching cells in binary image, in the image author provided, there are no touching cells.
-And each cell is surrounded by white layer which will be pretty much separating (I guess) isn't it?
I do agree. But there is lot of possibilites touching together in real.
12-11-2013 11:28 PM
12-12-2013 01:27 AM
Udka,
Thanks udka, i decided to use the "fill the holes" approach and manage to obtain my center.
Silver Shaper,
I agreed with you that yeast cells are mostly circular or elliptical. Regarding the cells touching each other, is there an suggestion to seperate the cell from each other?
Lastly, I am now focusing on another area that uses the live feed images captured by my camera. However i realised the number of particles is constantly changing which I am not sure why (I am speculating whether it is due to the " left to right" flow way the camera is thresholding the image?) I was thinking will it be possible for me to set the program in a way whereby the particle will only be trapped if it fulfills the yeast area requirements (By getting the average size of a yeast cell)?
As attached is the screenshot of my ImageProcessing.VI.
12-12-2013 02:34 AM
12-12-2013 08:45 PM
Hi Udka,
Thanks for the suggestion. This is exactly what I wanted. However, i was wondering did i connected the Sub.Vis in the wrong order. I should always threshold the image before I try to filter off the unncessary disturbances right? In addition, Despite setting "Image Area" under the "Selection Values" with the Range of 2000-3000 area, small particles with area of only 1 are still spotted. Does this means the filter is not working? Thank you for the help all this while. As attached is the configuration i am using right now.
Best Regards,
Scott
12-12-2013 10:07 PM