How to convert ROI coordinates from relative to pixels

[Kees-van-der-Oord-Nikon]

• nd2 version: 5.42.06
• Python version: 3.9
• Operating System: W10

Description

This is not really an issue, just a suggestion to add to the documentation

What I Did

The code below converts the ROI coordinates from relative fractions to pixel coordinates. The Ellipse ROI width and height are before rotation over the indicated angle. The only missing detail is the inner circle of the Ring ROI.

f = nd2.ND2File(sys.argv[1])

mid_x = f.shape[1] / 2.
mid_y = f.shape[0] / 2.

def RelToPixSizeX(x):
	return mid_x * x

def RelToPixSizeY(y):
	return mid_y * y

def RelToPixPosX(x):
	return mid_x + mid_x * x

def RelToPixPosY(y):
	return mid_y + mid_y * y

for id in f.rois:
	roi = f.rois[id]
	header = str(roi.id) + ";" + nd2.structures.RoiShapeType(roi.info.shapeType).name + ";"
	pnts = ""
	info = roi.animParams[0]
	if (roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Rectangle) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Square) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Circle) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Ellipse) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Ring):
		pnts = "(" + \
			"{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixPosX(info.centerX)) + "," + \
			"{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixPosY(info.centerY)) + "),(" + \
			"{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixSizeX(info.boxShape.sizeX)) + "," + \
			"{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixSizeY(info.boxShape.sizeY)) + ")"
	elif (roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Line) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Polygon) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.PolyLine) or \
			(roi.info.shapeType == nd2.structures.RoiShapeType.Bezier):
		for pnt in roi.animParams[0].extrudedShape.basePoints:
			if len(pnts) != 0:
				pnts += ","
			pnts += "(" + "{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixPosX(pnt.x+info.centerX)) + "," + "{:#.1f}".format(RelToPixPosY(pnt.y+info.centerY)) + ")"
	print(header + pnts + ";" + "{:#.4f}".format(info.rotationZ))

f.close()

WR,

Kees

[tlambert03]

hey @Kees-van-der-Oord-Nikon

Thanks for your note. I agree, it's pretty cumbersome to use ROIs straight from the file metadata :joy: This is great and i'd be happy to add a convenience like this to the code base. Would you be interested in opening a PR to that effect? (Happy to do it myself if not)

[Kees-van-der-Oord-Nikon]

Dear Talley,

Thanks for your response. I think you are more fluent in github than me, so please do the PR. The biggest challenge was that f.shape array has the dimensions in an unexpected order (height,width).

I think the interface should support moving ROIs as well. I expect that the animsParam array has more entries in that case (one for every control frame ?)

WR,

Kees

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hey @Kees-van-der-Oord-Nikonhttps://github.com/Kees-van-der-Oord-Nikon

Thanks for your note. I agree, it's pretty cumbersome to use ROIs straight from the file metadata 😂 This is great and i'd be happy to add a convenience like this to the code base. Would you be interested in opening a PR to that effect? (Happy to do it myself if not)

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[tlambert03]

please do the PR.

no worries, will do

The biggest challenge was that f.shape array has the dimensions in an unexpected order (height,width).

yes (height, width) (row major) is the standard convention for arrays in python, numpy, etc.., so nd2 sticks with this convention. it's true that needs to be taken into consideration when comparing to the file metadata