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Dec 13, 2017 03:12 AM | wang chao
A problem of app1_connector.cpp
Dear
In app1_connector.cpp , what is the inmarker ? termination points or foreground points ?
In app1_connector.cpp , what is the inmarker ? termination points or foreground points ?
Dec 13, 2017 05:12 AM | Zhi Zhou
RE: A problem of app1_connector.cpp
The first marker in inmarker is the soma location, which is
the starting point. All other markers in inmarker are termination points.
Dec 13, 2017 09:12 AM | wang chao
RE: A problem of app1_connector.cpp
Dear Zhi
In paper of app1, I think that app1 is tracing one points to all foreground points by using GD model ,but inmarker is termination points . Do you know how to find the termination points?
In paper of app1, I think that app1 is tracing one points to all foreground points by using GD model ,but inmarker is termination points . Do you know how to find the termination points?
Dec 13, 2017 09:12 PM | Zhi Zhou
RE: A problem of app1_connector.cpp
These termination points are manually defined by the user.
Dec 15, 2017 02:12 AM | wang chao
RE: A problem of app1_connector.cpp
Dear Zhi
Thanks for your reply . In Vaa3D _Neuron2_APP1,does this program track from one point to all termination points or one point to all foreground points?
why APP2 is so faster than other ?
Thanks for your reply . In Vaa3D _Neuron2_APP1,does this program track from one point to all termination points or one point to all foreground points?
why APP2 is so faster than other ?
Dec 15, 2017 10:12 PM | Zhi Zhou
RE: A problem of app1_connector.cpp
As I said before, APP1 traces from one starting location to all
foreground pixels to form a single tree. Different algorithms have
different principles. Please read the related paper and source code
to have better understanding.