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ROI Panel


Overview

The ROI Panel allows you to add one or more Regions of Interest (ROIs) over your image for focused analysis or filtering.
Updated in MIB version 0.998, this implementation uses code from Jan Neggers’ Image Measurement Utility (Eindhoven University of Technology).

ROI Panel


Select ROI type and add it

ROI Panel

ROI type

Select the ROI type to add. By default, ROIs are placed interactively, but you can define them manually using the Define parameters manually panel below the dropdown.

Available ROI types:
  • Rectangle: Rectangular ROI.
  • Ellipse: Ellipsoid ROI.
  • Polyline: Polyline with a set number of vertices.
  • Lasso: Freehand ROI.
    • release to convert to a polyline ROI with a suggested vertex reduction (fewer vertices improve rendering performance).
How to place ROI
  • press Add
  • use to place a ROI
  • use to accept the ROI

ROI List

ROI Context Menu

Select single or all ROIs for filtering/analysis.

Settings and buttons

Add button: adds ROI of the selected type to the image

Modify button: modify ROI selected in ROI List

Remove button: deletes the highlighted ROI from the ROI List.

Load button: loads ROIs from disk.

Save button: saves ROI data to disk in MATLAB format (structure with label, type, X, Y, orientation fields).

Show ROI: shows ROIs in the Image View Panel when checked. Alternatively, toggle visibility with the Image title button in the Toolbar.

ROI visualization options

Options: customize ROI visualization (marker type/size/color, line width/color, label size/color).


Define parameters manually

ROI Context Menu

Enable manual ROI placement by checking Manually and use:

  • X1 to define X-coordinate of the top left corner
  • Y1 to define Y-coordinate of the top left corner
  • Width to define width of the ROI
  • Height to define height of the ROI
  • press Add.

Fix aspect: locks the aspect ratio of ROIs during initial placement or later edits.

ROI to Selection: transfers the area under the current ROI to the Selection layer.


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