Upper Size Limit

Upper Size Limit

The tracking process is able to detect "blobs" in an image which represent multiple particles in a number of ways. This option sets the the upper size limit for a blob. If the area of a blob exceeds this limit, then DigImage can be told to either ignore the blob, or consider the blob to represent two particles (see the particle tracking overview for more details).

Simillarly, multiple particles within the same blob may manifest themselves by the ellipticity of the blob exceeding certain bounds. [E Ellipticity limit] sets the limit on the ellipticity. Again, if this limit is exceeded, DigImage may either ignore the blob or consider the possibility that the blob represents two particles.

Upper limit for particle size (pixels area) ?

This entry palces the upper size limit on single particles in terms of the number of pixels occupied by that particle.

If exceeded then Ignore or consider as Two particles ?

Responding <I> will cause blobs with an area exceeding the size limit to be ignored, while <T> allows the blob to be treated as two particles (the first as a normal particle, and the second with a premium set by [qPS Premium if too large].

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Stuart Dalziel, last page update: 19 February 1996