Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Tutorial/ProjectionObjects
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- May 4, 2014, 9:00:12 AM (11 years ago)
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Tutorial/ProjectionObjects
v15 v16 14 14 15 15 == Getting the image histogram in a sub-region == 16 This is obtained by creating a contour object, a polygon, a rectangle or an ellipse, using '''Projection object/polygon''', '''Projection object/rectangle''' or '''Projection object/ellipse'''. Draw the contour with the mouse to plot the histogram of the image inside the contour. To get the histogram of the region outside the contour, select thecheck box 16 This is obtained by creating a contour object, a polygon, a rectangle or an ellipse, using '''Projection object/polygon''', '''Projection object/rectangle''' or '''Projection object/ellipse'''. Draw the contour with the mouse to plot the histogram of the image inside the contour. To get the histogram of the region outside the contour, select thecheck box '''[edit'''] in the frame '''Objects''' of '''uvmat'''. Then in the GUI '''set_object''', select 'outside' in the menu '''[!ProjMode'''] and press the button '''[REFRESH''']. 17 17 18 18 == Resampling the image == 19 The image can be resampled by linear interpolation of image luminosity on a grid, by selecting '''Projection object/plane'''. Then on the GUI '''set_object''', select 'interp_lin' in the menu '''[!ProjMode]'''. Set the mesh in x and y by the edit boxes ''' num_DX''' and '''num_DY''', for instance with values 10, and press '''REFRESH'''. The image interpolated on this coarse grid is then displayed. It is also possible to reduce the range of x and y by the edit boxes ['''num_RangeX_1'''] and '''_2''' and '''[num_RangeY_1]''' and '''_2'''. Finally it is also possible to rotate the projection grid by setting the angle (in degrees) in the edit box '''[num_Angle_3'''].19 The image can be resampled by linear interpolation of image luminosity on a grid, by selecting '''Projection object/plane'''. Then on the GUI '''set_object''', select 'interp_lin' in the menu '''[!ProjMode]'''. Set the mesh in x and y by the edit boxes '''[num_DX]''' and ['''num_DY'''], for instance with values 10, and press '''REFRESH'''. The image interpolated on this coarse grid is then displayed. It is also possible to reduce the range of x and y by the edit boxes ['''num_RangeX_1'''] and '''_2''' and '''[num_RangeY_1]''' and '''_2'''. Finally it is also possible to rotate the projection grid by setting the angle (in degrees) in the edit box '''[num_Angle_3'''].