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Tidying images with binary image processing before measuring
A demonstation of how to perform erosion and dilation on a thresholded image in Fiji
A continuation of our discussion on grayscale binary image thresholding.
Introduces the so-called morphological operations erosion and dilation to tidy noisy patches in images before further analysis.
Finally, the video also shows how to use a binary image to select all foreground pixels and measure the area of the object of interest.
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