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Image Processing with Python

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Many scripts start out with import skimage.io, or some other truncated list of imports that have already been imported While doing so doesn't cause and error and the user won't...

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When `plt.imshow` is used on a single channel image, a color scale is automatically applied. This can lead to surprising results, as the default color scheme is `viridis` and scales...

Here is a first draft of a callout box that explains `cmap`, `vmin`, and `vmax` for plotting grayscale images (discussed in #233). I'm happy to adjust the content based on...

…functions from Wikipedia pages Instructions Thanks for contributing! :heart: If this contribution is for instructor training, please email the link to this contribution to [email protected] so we can record your...

The function `img_as_ubyte` needs to be called as `skimage.util.img_as_ubyte`. The `util` part was sometimes missing.

Hello, in 05-creating-histograms.md zip() is used. It would be easier to use enumerate() as it is easier to explain and the better suited functionality for that case. (At least in...

Hey, In the introduction on pixel neighbourhoods (08-connected-components) both the 1-jump / 2-jump neighbourhoods and the resulting objects are visualized with the digits 1 and 2. I think this can...

Hi all. For our pilot of the image processing carpentry, I drew some cheat sheet info on our white boards, which I could periodically refer to when explaining concepts. Participants...

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Hi all. We have just run this pilot today and yesterday. One thing that was mentioned, is that it might be nice to have a very brief intro to what...

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### How could the content be improved? This paper dropped into my inbox this morning: _[Community-developed checklists for publishing images and image analyses](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-023-01987-9)_ (hat-tip: @schmiedc). They seem like pretty helpful...

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