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I am working on a research project that involves evaluating the relative abundance of various colors in a leaf. The leaves that I am working with have three distinct sections of color (green, burgundy, and coral). I have scanned images of the leaf samples on a flat bed scanner (all with the same quality) and am using the magic wand tool to determine the total pixel count of the leaf and the total pixel count for each individual color. With this data, I determine the relative percent of each color within the leaf.
This process works for 80% of my images. The other 20% indicate that the total pixel count of the leaf is less than that of one single color within the leaf. The dotted outline surrounds the leaf just as it does with all of the other images and there isn’t anything else in the image that the wand tool is picking up.
Any thoughts?
This process works for 80% of my images. The other 20% indicate that the total pixel count of the leaf is less than that of one single color within the leaf. The dotted outline surrounds the leaf just as it does with all of the other images and there isn’t anything else in the image that the wand tool is picking up.
Any thoughts?
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