The following is a part of images (video) that taken in an experiment
How can I only take into consideration the highest moving energy/intensity area that keeps moving and discard the rest of the image?
I mean I want only to extract the region of interest (the highest moving energy/intensity area) and its features?
I have multiple experiments (around 60000) and I want to do the same for all of them
Note: When you run it as a video you will notice the area
Note that the ROI alawys has more events (more density), this will help to avoid annotation process
load (‘data.mat’)
for i = 1:201
imshow(data(:,:,:,i),[]);
pause(0.001)
endThe following is a part of images (video) that taken in an experiment
How can I only take into consideration the highest moving energy/intensity area that keeps moving and discard the rest of the image?
I mean I want only to extract the region of interest (the highest moving energy/intensity area) and its features?
I have multiple experiments (around 60000) and I want to do the same for all of them
Note: When you run it as a video you will notice the area
Note that the ROI alawys has more events (more density), this will help to avoid annotation process
load (‘data.mat’)
for i = 1:201
imshow(data(:,:,:,i),[]);
pause(0.001)
end The following is a part of images (video) that taken in an experiment
How can I only take into consideration the highest moving energy/intensity area that keeps moving and discard the rest of the image?
I mean I want only to extract the region of interest (the highest moving energy/intensity area) and its features?
I have multiple experiments (around 60000) and I want to do the same for all of them
Note: When you run it as a video you will notice the area
Note that the ROI alawys has more events (more density), this will help to avoid annotation process
load (‘data.mat’)
for i = 1:201
imshow(data(:,:,:,i),[]);
pause(0.001)
end image analysis, image segmentation, image processing, tracking MATLAB Answers — New Questions