Sigma is related to the size if the objects you're looking for. Read more: www.ilastik.org/documentation/pixelclassification/pixelclassification#selecting-good-features
@@itpan8903 Not sure if the physical units are the same, but the underlying concepts are. Feel free to ask the developers of Weka Trainable Segmentation and ilastik on image.sc
Thank you for these videos. Timing could not be more perfect for me.
Hello Robert, I would like to ask some questions, my thesis is related to this, will you have an email where I can ask you?
Would you mind asking on image.sc ? There are maaany image analysis experts who are happy to take your questions 😉
@@haesleinhuepf thx Robert 💪
what does mean 'sigma', sigma is meaning for pixel?
Sigma is related to the size if the objects you're looking for. Read more: www.ilastik.org/documentation/pixelclassification/pixelclassification#selecting-good-features
@@haesleinhuepfthanks, by the way, it is the same meaning as Weka segmentation as you showed in other videos
@@itpan8903 Not sure if the physical units are the same, but the underlying concepts are. Feel free to ask the developers of Weka Trainable Segmentation and ilastik on image.sc
@@haesleinhuepf thank you so much, I used this forum for image processing questions, Hahahaha
hi, excellent explanation, however I don't understand why the result of image classification or object classification is segmentation image
Does anybody know how "Ilastik" is supposed to be pronounced?