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particle analysis report - getting the rectangle coordinates of each particle

Hello all,

 

I tried to extract the the rectangle coordinates for each particle after Particle Analysis Report but without success till now. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thank you very much.

 

IG. 

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what does 4 mean in the picture... the number of the particle for which the array of coordinates will be displayed?
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what does 4 mean in the picture... the number of the particle for which the array of coordinates will be displayed?

 

 

Nope. It represents Top,Left and bottom,Right

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yeap, but in this way I am extracting only the coordinates of the first particle, right?
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Simple use a for loop like this.

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well, I still have the same problem and i am only getting the coordinates of the first parcile and the for loop is executed only once..i can't it figure it out where exactly u tell labview which particle coordinates should be considered ?
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well, I still have the same problem and i am only getting the coordinates of the first parcile and the for loop is executed only once..i can't it figure it out where exactly u tell labview which particle coordinates should be considered ?

 

 

Please bring the buffer (imaq create) inside the for loop as mentioned above. Now I dont tell labview which particle has to be extracted. I am extracting all the particle. If you want to select a particular particle use an index array inside the for loop.

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 i guess it runs too fast and i can't follow it 🙂
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