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ImageJ implementation or equivalent in Labview

Hello,
I am doing particle counting and analysis from micrographs using the ImageJ software. I was wondering if there was any way to implement this into labview or software for labview that does the same things as ImageJ. I know of OpenG but I am looking for something a little more complete. Thanks

-Ryan
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LabVIEW has some image analysis modules. Try clicking the Products link at the top of the page and look for the LabVIEW toolkits.

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Hi,

I saw something in the IMAQ toolkit. Also cell counting, etc...

Dai

LV 7.1 - WIN XP - RT - FP
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Dear Ryan,

 

I would be very interested in a solution for integrating ImageJ in Labview. Have you been able to do this, or have you switched to IMAQ or Vision VI's?

 

Kindly regards,

 

Christian Breukers

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Hey everyone,

I am planning on doing the same thing..i.e integrating ImageJ with Labview. I am actually developing a Labview interface for our multiphoton laser microscope and wanted to do Z-Stacking with ImageJ, the only problem is that i havent had any luck integrating it with labview,

Anyone has done it yet or know whats possible?

Thanks,

Muttee

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Hi Ryan,
 
If you have a macro that runs your particle algorithm it is fairly simple.
Attached a small VI which we used and developed at the University of Twente (BioPhysical Engineering).
Make sure your ImageJ macro is in the C:\Program Files\ImageJ directory.
 
Kind regards,
Christian Breukers
University of Twente
BioPhysical Engineering
 
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I tried to use the RunImageJ.vi with a simple imageJ macro but the .vi returns an error
 
"Error 2 occurred at System Exec.vi. Command was "java -cp ij.jar;. RunMacro FFTthenLinePlotIJMacro.txt  "
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW:  Memory is full."
 
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
 
Dewey
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This is an old post, but for anyone interested in a solution, I've created a plug-in for ImageJ that opens LabVIEW VIs. VIs opened in this way can easily pass images and other info to ImageJ, and vice versa.

 

http://www.imagejvi.org/

 

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Matt Kirk

Inventor of ImageJVI

 

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how can I connect imagej with labview 2013 (64-bit)

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Before run ImageJ on LabVIEW, I recommend you to try command-line to see the macro works or not.

 

>java -jar ij.jar -batch your_own_macro.ijm

 

To type above command, if your platform is Windows, Start bottun -> accessary -> command prompt

 

See the following URL for Running ImageJ from the Command Line,

http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/docs/guide/146-18.html

 

 

 

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