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What Are Some Key Functions in OpenCV for Histology?
Several functions in OpenCV are particularly useful for histological analysis:
cv2.imread()
and
cv2.imwrite()
: For reading and writing images.
cv2.cvtColor()
: For converting images between different color spaces.
cv2.GaussianBlur()
: For blurring images to reduce noise.
cv2.threshold()
and
cv2.adaptiveThreshold()
: For binarizing images.
cv2.findContours()
: For detecting the contours of structures within an image.
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