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An example script to show how to filter spots after the detection. #Fiji #EasyXT-Fiji #Imaris #BIOP
name_spots = "pinkySpots";
name_filtered_spots = name_spots+"-filtered";
rt = new ResultsTable()
rt.reset()
// Here teh script expect to find the demo.ims file in the folder Fiji>Plugins>BIOP
def plugins_dir = IJ.getDirectory("plugins")
def biop_dir = new File(plugins_dir , "BIOP")
ims_name = "HeLa_H2B-mcherry_Tubline-EGFP_mitochondria-MitoTracker_reduced.ims"
ims_path = new File( biop_dir, ims_name)
// get ImarisApp
def imaris_app = EasyXT.getImaris()
// make Imaris open an imaris file
EasyXT.openImage(ims_path)
//we detect the spots and add them to the Scene
detected_spots = SpotsDetector.Channel(2)// 3rd channel
.setName(name_spots)
.setDiameter(3)
.setFilter("\"Quality\" above 25")
.isSubtractBackground(true)
.build()
.detect()
EasyXT.addToScene(detected_spots)
// get the number of spots
detected_spots_Nbr = detected_spots.Get().mIds.size()
// prepare lists to store required infos to create spots
def xyzFiltered_spots = []
def tFiltered_spots = []
def rFiltered_spots = []
for ( i in 0..detected_spots_Nbr-1){
// with this silly example , we check if it belongs to an even (or odd) time-point ?
if (detected_spots.Get().mIndicesT[i]%2 == 0){
// and add
xyzFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mPositionsXYZ[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetPositionsXYZ()
tFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mIndicesT[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetIndicesT()
rFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mRadii[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetRadii ()
}
}
//make new spots, using the IFactory
filtered_spots = imaris_app.GetFactory().CreateSpots()
// assign the required information for the spots
filtered_spots.Set(xyzFiltered_spots as float[][] ,tFiltered_spots as int[] ,rFiltered_spots as float[] )
// (optionnal set a name)
filtered_spots.SetName("Filtered Spots")
// add to the scene
EasyXT.addToScene(filtered_spots)
/*
* A more advanced filtering using results from Statistics
*/
spots_id = detected_spots.GetIds()
rt = EasyXT.getStatistics(detected_spots, "Intensity Median") // get a table with value for all the channels
//rt = EasyXT.getStatistics(detected_spots, "Volume") //
//rt.show()
def xyzAdvFiltered_spots= []
def tAdvFiltered_spots = []
def rAdvFiltered_spots = []
for ( i in 0..detected_spots_Nbr-1){
// with this silly example , we check if it belongs to an even (or odd) time-point ?
id_row = getRowIdxOf ( rt , "ID" , spots_id[i] )
median_int_C3 = rt.getValue("Intensity Median C3", id_row)
if ( median_int_C3 > 100){
// and add
xyzAdvFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mPositionsXYZ[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetPositionsXYZ()
tAdvFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mIndicesT[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetIndicesT()
rAdvFiltered_spots.add(detected_spots.Get().mRadii[i]) // alternatively : detected_spots.GetRadii ()
}
}
//make new spots, using the IFactory
advFiltered_spots = imaris_app.GetFactory().CreateSpots()
// assign the required information for the spots
advFiltered_spots.Set(xyzAdvFiltered_spots as float[][] ,tAdvFiltered_spots as int[] ,rAdvFiltered_spots as float[] )
// (optionnal set a name)
advFiltered_spots.SetName("Adv. Filtered Spots")
// add to the scene
EasyXT.addToScene(advFiltered_spots)
/*
* Companion function to look for an ID in the result table
*/
def getRowIdxOf ( ResultsTable , ColumnName , UniqueID ){
row = 0
while ( row < rt.size() ) {
if ( rt.getValue(ColumnName, row) == UniqueID) return row
else row++
}
}
return
import Imaris.*
import ch.epfl.biop.imaris.*
import ij.*;
import ij.measure.ResultsTable
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