Tool for manually labelling images
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I have some blobs on a uniform background. I want a tool such that, when I click on an individual blob, it can detect its boundaries from the background, and paint it white. The blobs have distinct boundaries, and are brighter than the background. Then, once I am done with all the blobs, I want to click on the background, and paint it black, i.e. everything that hasn't been labeled as a blob should turn black.
What Ubuntu software would you recommend?
software-recommendation image-processing
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I have some blobs on a uniform background. I want a tool such that, when I click on an individual blob, it can detect its boundaries from the background, and paint it white. The blobs have distinct boundaries, and are brighter than the background. Then, once I am done with all the blobs, I want to click on the background, and paint it black, i.e. everything that hasn't been labeled as a blob should turn black.
What Ubuntu software would you recommend?
software-recommendation image-processing
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43
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I have some blobs on a uniform background. I want a tool such that, when I click on an individual blob, it can detect its boundaries from the background, and paint it white. The blobs have distinct boundaries, and are brighter than the background. Then, once I am done with all the blobs, I want to click on the background, and paint it black, i.e. everything that hasn't been labeled as a blob should turn black.
What Ubuntu software would you recommend?
software-recommendation image-processing
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
I have some blobs on a uniform background. I want a tool such that, when I click on an individual blob, it can detect its boundaries from the background, and paint it white. The blobs have distinct boundaries, and are brighter than the background. Then, once I am done with all the blobs, I want to click on the background, and paint it black, i.e. everything that hasn't been labeled as a blob should turn black.
What Ubuntu software would you recommend?
software-recommendation image-processing
software-recommendation image-processing
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
edited Nov 27 at 20:37
Zanna
49.3k13126236
49.3k13126236
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
asked Aug 14 at 14:23
Baron Yugovich
11616
11616
Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43
add a comment |
Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43
Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43
add a comment |
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Where do you have these blobs and on what background? What do you really want to achieve? i.e. instead of having us help with what you think is the solution, tell what you really want to do and we may come up with another solution.
– vanadium
Aug 15 at 13:48
The background is grey, these are white-ish cells photographed with a microscope. I am trying to create training data for a convolutional neural network.
– Baron Yugovich
Aug 15 at 23:43