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3D labeling #309
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Hi @indrajeettambe , this should be possible. You can take the list of points (in format x,y,z) and turn it into a label image using pointlist_to_labelled_spots() and then flood a binary image from these pixels using masked_voronoi_labeling. Please let me know if this works for you or if you need further guidance. Best, |
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Hi @haesleinhuepf, I have tried using pointlist_to_labelled_spots(). Here is the jupyternotebook of the following- After this I am a bit confused to use masked_voronoi_labeling. I am looking forward to grow these spots with different lable and segment my data. |
try someting like
Let me know if this works! Best, |
Hi @haesleinhuepf, I have tried using cle.masked_voronoi_labeling. Also used cle.gaussian_blur & cle.threshold_otsu to get a mask from my image. But seems like I have not used it properly as the voronoi is not using my spots. Please request you to have a look. As you can see in code (attached below) that there are 20 spots, so I am expecting to get more than 20 lables or voronoi regins. But I am only getting 2 lables (I have also attached output below). I also can see some region that is not labled. I am not sure where I am going wrong. Code : Regards, |
Hi,
Is it possible to do vorronoi segmentation of 3d image using points (basically center points for voronoi, I have these points will be provided externally not read from image). After getting 3d voronoi using the points, I want to lable that to a 3d image. Is it possible to impliment using this module?
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