Area / Volume Fraction - Use ROIs from the IJ1 ROI Manager#394
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Area / Volume Fraction - Use ROIs from the IJ1 ROI Manager#394
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Very slow performance on hyperstacks (cycling IJ1->IJ2->IJ1) Don't pop up ROI manager, and give option to load a file @parameter is sticky on the input and doesn't detect change to type
This stops it from popping up on command execution.
Still need to short-circuit cases when: - No ROI on a slice and ROIs are being handled (skip slice processing) - No ROI in ROI Manager - no need to make masks or check them.
Only considering ROIs in the ROI Manager; ROIs drawn but not added are ignored.
Since we are now enforcing IJ1-style binary image convention (8-bit, 0,255) BitType images are not valid input. Note also the resultTable has to be 'getted' to be not null.
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This adds a usability layer to calculate BV/TV limited to the ROIs on a slice.