Beispiel #1
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def find_peaks(imp1, imp2, sigmaSmaller, sigmaLarger, minPeakValue):
	# FIND PEAKS
	# sigmaSmaller ==> Size of the smaller dots (in pixels)
	# sigmaLarger ==> Size of the bigger dots (in pixels)
	# minPeakValue ==> Intensity above which to look for dots
	# Preparation Neuron channel
	ip1_1 = IL.wrapReal(imp1)
	ip1E = Views.extendMirrorSingle(ip1_1)
	imp1.show()

	#Preparation Glioma channel
	ip2_1 = IL.wrapReal(imp2)
	ip2E = Views.extendMirrorSingle(ip2_1)
	imp2.show()

	calibration = [1.0 for i in range(ip1_1.numDimensions())]
	extremaType = DogDetection.ExtremaType.MINIMA
	normalizedMinPeakValue = False

	dog_1 = DogDetection(ip1E, ip1_1, calibration, sigmaSmaller, sigmaLarger,
	  				   extremaType, minPeakValue, normalizedMinPeakValue)

	dog_2 = DogDetection(ip2E, ip2_1, calibration, sigmaSmaller, sigmaLarger,
	  				   extremaType, minPeakValue, normalizedMinPeakValue)

	peaks_1 = dog_1.getPeaks()
	peaks_2 = dog_2.getPeaks()

	return ip1_1, ip2_1, peaks_1, peaks_2
Beispiel #2
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    def dog_detection(overlay,img, imp, cal):

                 # Create a variable of the correct type (UnsignedByteType) for the value-extended view
				 zero = img.randomAccess().get().createVariable()
				
				 # Run the difference of Gaussian
				 cell = 8.0 # microns in diameter
				 min_peak = 2.0 # min intensity for a peak to be considered
				 dog = DogDetection(Views.extendValue(img, zero), img,
				                   [cal.pixelWidth, cal.pixelHeight,cal.pixelDepth],
				                   cell / 2, cell,
				                   DogDetection.ExtremaType.MINIMA, 
				                   min_peak, False,
				                   DoubleType())
				
				 peaks = dog.getPeaks()
				 roi = OvalRoi(0, 0, cell/cal.pixelWidth, cell/cal.pixelHeight)  
				 print ('Number of cells = ', len(peaks))
			 	 p = zeros(img.numDimensions(), 'i')  
			 	
				 boundRect = imp.getRoi()
				 for peak in peaks:  
				    # Read peak coordinates into an array of integers  XYZ location of spots
				    peak.localize(p)  
				    print(p)
				    if(boundRect is not None and boundRect.contains(p[0], p[1])):
						    oval = OvalRoi(p[0], p[1],cell/cal.pixelWidth,  cell/cal.pixelHeight)
						    oval.setColor(Color.RED)
						    overlay.add(oval) 
Beispiel #3
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# Parameters for a Difference of Gaussian to detect embryo positions
calibration = [1.0
               for i in range(img.numDimensions())]  # no calibration: identity
sigmaSmaller = 15  # in pixels: a quarter of the radius of an embryo
sigmaLarger = 30  # pixels: half the radius of an embryo
extremaType = DogDetection.ExtremaType.MAXIMA
minPeakValue = 10
normalizedMinPeakValue = False

# In the differece of gaussian peak detection, the img acts as the interval
# within which to look for peaks. The processing is done on the infinite imgE.
dog = DogDetection(imgE, img, calibration, sigmaSmaller, sigmaLarger,
                   extremaType, minPeakValue, normalizedMinPeakValue)

peaks = dog.getPeaks()

# Create a PointRoi from the DoG peaks, for visualization
roi = PointRoi(0, 0)
# A temporary array of integers, one per dimension the image has
p = zeros(img.numDimensions(), 'i')
# Load every peak as a point in the PointRoi
for peak in peaks:
    # Read peak coordinates into an array of integers
    peak.localize(p)
    roi.addPoint(imp, p[0], p[1])

imp.setRoi(roi)

# Now, iterate each peak, defining a small interval centered at each peak,
# and measure the sum of total pixel intensity,