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HI! It is me again! I have one more question. and so the number given is the total lenght of all the roots in the pictures right? can i use it to calculate root lenght density? Sorry for the many questions |
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HI Gaia,
Yes it is in pixels as RootPainter doesn't have information on the physical dimensions of the images.
Approximately :) If 1cm = 37.795275591 pixels, then 1 pixel = 1/37.795275591 = 0.02645833333 cm.
Yes it's for the total length of roots per image. I haven't calculated RLD myself but it should be possible. Perhaps you could just divide by the image area to get RLD for the image?
Yes. In the new version of RootPainter there is an option from the extras menu to convert the RootPainter output segmentations into a format that is convenient to use for analysis in RhizoVision Explorer (RVE). I suggest giving RVE a try as it will open up more possibilities in terms of the root traits you can work with: In addition, depending on your research question, some of the methods used by Alonso-Crespo et al for analysing RootPainter segmentations may also be of interest: Thanks for the questions - Hopefully this information can be useful for others too :) Kind regards, |
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HI Gaia,
Yes it is in pixels as RootPainter doesn't have information on the physical dimensions of the images.
Approximately :)
If 1cm = 37.795275591 pixels, then 1 pixel = 1/37.795275591 = 0.02645833333 cm.
If the expected root length …