Each multi-ROI that is created or imported appears on a separate line in the top section of the Data Properties and Settings panel. You can control the visibility of a multi-ROI within a scene with the icons available in the top section of the panel and view its properties in the lower section. A pop-up menu is available that provides access to tools for exporting, importing, and further processing multi-ROIs (see Multi-ROI Pop-Up Menu).
Multi-ROI properties and settings
A. List of multi-ROIs B. Basic properties C. Statistical properties D. 2D opacity E. 3D opacity F. 2D settings G. Clip
All multi-ROIs that are available are listed in the top section of the Data Properties and Settings panel.
The information available for a selected multi-ROI includes its geometry, size, and volume.
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Width |
Indicates the total number of pixels along the X-axis and its physical dimension*. |
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Height |
Indicates the total number of pixels along the Y-axis and its physical dimension*. |
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Depth |
Indicates the total number of pixels along the Z-axis and its physical dimension*. |
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Time steps |
Indicates the size of the time (T) dimension. |
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Total voxels |
Indicates the total number of voxels within the shape of the multi-ROI. Calculated as width*height*depth*time steps. |
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Volume |
Indicates the total volume occupied by the shape of the multi-ROI. Calculated as total voxels*voxel size cubed. |
* Calculated as pixels*spacing.
The following statistical properties are available for a selected multi-ROI. Additional statistical properties, if calculated, can be viewed in the Measurement Inspector (see Using the Measurement Inspector).
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Label count |
Indicates the total number of unique objects in the multi-ROI. Whether or not two voxels are connected is defined by the connectivity, that is, which voxels are neighbors and which are not. |
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Volume |
Indicates the volume of all labeled voxels within the selected multi-ROI. Percentage volume… Is the comparative percentage of the volume of labeled voxels and the total number of voxels within the shape of the multi-ROI. |
You can control how multi-ROIs appear in 2D and 3D views with the opacity settings.
Use the Highlight slider, shown below, to adjust the opacity of the colored highlight applied to labeled voxels in 2D views.
2D opacity
The sliders in the 3D Opacity box control how multi-ROIs appear in 3D views. You can change the applied highlight, extract multi-ROIs so that only they are visible, or you can subtract multi-ROIs so that everything except the labeled voxels is visible.
You must make sure that the selected multi-ROI is visible in both the scene (Eye icon) and in the 3D view (3D icon) to control its opacity here. The appearance of a multi-ROI can also be adjusted in the Opacity Settings dialog (see Opacity Settings).
3D opacity
| Description | |
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Highlight |
Adjusts the opacity of the colored highlight applied to the selected multi-ROI. At a value of 100%, the highlight will be fully opaque. At a value of 0%, the highlight will be transparent. |
| ROI | Adjusts the opacity of the labeled voxels in the multi-ROI, using the values of the associated dataset. |
| Dataset | Adjusts the opacity of the dataset values that are outside the selected multi-ROI. |
The options in the 2D settings box, shown below, let you change the appearance of multi-ROIs in the 2D views of the current scene.
2D settings
If the Show only contour item is checked, the highlight applied to the selected multi-ROI will only appear along the contour of the object.
The Clip tool allows you to clip interactively along orthogonal planes in 3D views of the selected multi-ROI, as well apply visual effects to the clipped region (see Clipping and Other Visual Effects).
You can also use the Clip tool to crop a multi-ROI (see Cropping Datasets).
Clip box