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I'm working with a dataset with voxel size 0.4x0.4x1.4 microns. Anisotropic voxels are quite common. Is it possible to configure sigmas for filters individually for XY and Z? Alternatively: Would it be possible to run filters in 2D slice by slice? That might make the whole processing much faster.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Robert
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Labkit already addresses anisotropic images. The sigma used in Z will be scaled automatically, according to the actual voxel size. This should work, if the voxel size is correctly set in FIJI.
You can change a image to 2D+time if you want it to be segmented in plans. This should become simpler in the future.
TODO: Display the pixel size and allow to change it.
Hi @maarzt ,
I'm working with a dataset with voxel size 0.4x0.4x1.4 microns. Anisotropic voxels are quite common. Is it possible to configure sigmas for filters individually for XY and Z? Alternatively: Would it be possible to run filters in 2D slice by slice? That might make the whole processing much faster.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Robert
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: