addParticles: Combines the information from a raw 'Frames' object and the...
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addParticles R Documentation
Combines the information from a raw Frames object and the corresponding preprocessed one
Description
All objects are painted with a unique colour - for sake of speed
Usage
addParticles(raw.frames, binary.frames, col = NULL)
Arguments
raw.frames
A Frames object containing the raw images
binary.frames
A Frames object with the preprocessed versions of the images (e.g. segmented)
col
A color character string, to select which color will be used for drawing the contours of the particles. If not specified, it will default according to the objects provided
Value
A Frames object, whose images are the combination of the raw images with the segmented objects drawn on them
Author(s)
Federico Marini, marinif@uni-mainz.de, 2014
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| addParticles | R Documentation |
Combines the information from a raw Frames object and the corresponding preprocessed one
Description
All objects are painted with a unique colour - for sake of speed
Usage
addParticles(raw.frames, binary.frames, col = NULL)
Arguments
raw.frames |
A |
binary.frames |
A |
col |
A color character string, to select which color will be used for drawing the contours of the particles. If not specified, it will default according to the objects provided |
Value
A Frames object, whose images are the combination of the raw images with the segmented objects drawn on them
Author(s)
Federico Marini, marinif@uni-mainz.de, 2014
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