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3D Mathematical Morphology
Various algorithms for 3D Mathematical Morphology.
Author
Thomas Boudier
Description
3D mathematical operations (erosion, dilatation, …) are available in 3D filters using minimum and maximum filters.
A 3D Fill Holes is available, works the same way as in 2D but will not fill holes if it is not closed in the Z dimension.
A 3D Euclidean Distance Map is available that takes into account the calibration of the image stack. A 3D normalized dsitance map (called Eroded Volume Fraction, or EVF) is also available.
In the case of labelled objects (as count masks) a Binary Close Labels is available, that permits to performs closing on individual objects, hence avoiding objects to touch during dilatation operation.
Download
For details go to the 3D ImageJ Suite.
Citation
When using the 3D Mathematical Morphology plugins for publication, please refer to :
J. Ollion, J. Cochennec, F. Loll, C. Escudé, T. Boudier. (2013) TANGO: A Generic Tool for High-throughput 3D Image Analysis for Studying Nuclear Organization. Bioinformatics 2013 Jul 15;29(14):1840-1. doi
License
GPL distribution (see license). Sources for plugins are available freely. Sources for core are available on request.
Changelog
* 30/03/2016 V3.74: bug fixed in EDT