Steven M. Van Belleghem

Hi Steven, Can you try converting your .png images to .jpg (and make sure to check whether your landmarks still match)? I didn’t notice it before, but patternize uses .jpg...

Hey Steven, patArea() will give you the percentage of pixels with color droplets relative to an outline you would have to draw. If you know the size of that outline,...

Hi Steven, Here’s a workaround.. 1. Do you have a scale in your target image? If not, you could measure something in the original object to know it’s size. For...

Oh I forgot. It’s the percentage relative to the area of the outline. I think you can load the outline into imageJ as well, and get the amount of pixels...

Hey Steven, 1. I think you can reduce the ‘res’ option a bit, that should remove the white lines a bit. It does look like not all of your images...

Hey Steven, I think for your case, eyeballing whether the color is extracted well compared to the background is the best option. Reduce the res to maybe 150, that should...

Pixels that have the color get assigned the value of 1 in the rasterList. Steven -------- Original message -------- From: stevenyuser ***@***.***> Date: 9/7/21 6:43 PM (GMT-04:00) To: StevenVB12/patternize ***@***.***>...

Hi Steven, Are you using the GitHub version of patternize. That one should have this issue resolved… If not, I’ll have another look at the code. Best, Steven From: ***@***.***>...

Awesome! Steven From: ***@***.***> Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2021 11:37 AM To: ***@***.***> Cc: Steven M. Van ***@***.***>; ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [StevenVB12/patternize] Issue with RGB range (#22) Thank you so...

Hey Steven, If I get this right, you only need to use the 3 sections from sample LabA3. That is your reference sample and will thus define the coordinate space...