IPSDK 0.2
IPSDK : Image Processing Software Development Kit
HistogramQuantileSee full documentation

gives the quantile of the intensity histogram

HistogramQuantile measure computes, for a given rate (expressed in percent), the quantile on the intensity histogram of the shape.

For a given rate $r$, the quantile q is the minimal intensity value for which $ \sum_{i=histoMin}^{q}{histo[i]} \geq r * NbPixels$, with $NbPixels$ the number of pixels in the shape.

Here is an example of histogram quantile measurement (rate=25%) in 2d case :

histogramQuantileMsr.png

gives the quantile of the intensity histogram computed on shape for a given rate

Measure synthesis :

Measure Type Measure Unit Type Parameter Type Result Type Shape Requirements
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Generic
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None
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HistogramQuantileMsrParams
Value.png
Value (ipsdk::ipReal64)
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Row Intersections
See Shape measurement for additional information on these pictograms

Example of Python code :

Generic example in 2d case :

import PyIPSDK
import PyIPSDK.IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis as shapeanalysis
# Create the infoset
inMeasureInfoSet2d = PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfoSet2d()
PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfo(inMeasureInfoSet2d, "HistogramQuantileMsr")
#Perform the analysis
outMeasureSet = shapeanalysis.labelAnalysis2d(inGreyImg, inLabelImg2d, inMeasureInfoSet2d)
# save results to csv format
PyIPSDK.saveCsvMeasureFile(os.path.join(tmpPath, "shape_analysis_results.csv"), outMeasureSet)
# retrieve measure results
outMsr = outMeasureSet.getMeasure("HistogramQuantileMsr")
# retrieve measure values
outMsrValues = outMsr.getMeasureResult().getColl(0)
print("First label measurement equal " + str(outMsrValues[1]))

Generic example in 3d case :

import PyIPSDK
import PyIPSDK.IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis as shapeanalysis
# Create the infoset
inMeasureInfoSet3d = PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfoSet3d()
PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfo(inMeasureInfoSet3d, "HistogramQuantileMsr")
#Perform the analysis
outMeasureSet = shapeanalysis.labelAnalysis3d(inGreyImg, inLabelImg, inMeasureInfoSet3d)
# save results to csv format
PyIPSDK.saveCsvMeasureFile(os.path.join(tmpPath, "shape_analysis_results.csv"), outMeasureSet)
# retrieve measure results
outMsr = outMeasureSet.getMeasure("HistogramQuantileMsr")
# retrieve measure values
outMsrValues = outMsr.getMeasureResult().getColl(0)
print("First label measurement equal " + str(outMsrValues[1]))

Example of C++ code :

Example informations

Associated library

IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis

Code Example

// opening grey level input image
ImagePtr pInGreyImg2d = loadTiffImageFile(inputGreyImgPath);
// read entity shape 2d collection used for processing
Shape2dCollPtr pShape2dColl = boost::make_shared<Shape2dColl>();
readFromXmlFile(inputShape2dCollPath, *pShape2dColl);
// define a measure info set
MeasureInfoSetPtr pMeasureInfoSet = MeasureInfoSet::create2dInstance();
createMeasureInfo(pMeasureInfoSet, "HistogramQuantileMsr", createHistogramQuantileMsrParamsBinWidth(1.0, 25.0));
// compute measure on shape 2d collection
MeasureSetPtr pOutMeasureSet = shapeAnalysis2d(pInGreyImg2d, pShape2dColl, pMeasureInfoSet);
// retrieve associated results
const MeasureConstPtr& pHistogramQuantileOutMsr = pOutMeasureSet->getMeasure("HistogramQuantileMsr");
const ipsdk::shape::analysis::ValueMeasureResult<ipsdk::ipReal64>& outResults =
static_cast<const ipsdk::shape::analysis::ValueMeasureResult<ipsdk::ipReal64>&>(pHistogramQuantileOutMsr->getMeasureResult());