easily. Either one or two color groups can be analyzed, which
allows scientists using color-selection techniques to count both blue
and white colonies (or blue and clear plaques) separately and concurrently
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2). In order to speed analysis, the counting region can be determined
automatically based on sharp differences in pixel intensity, such as the
differences that occur along the edges of a petri dish. Initially, counting
begins automatically after the counting region has been delineated. If
preferred, a region can be defined manually from an Advanced Options dialog
box. Scientists also have the ability to exclude text written on plates
without having to physically erase the text before imaging. Counting results
can be modified by manually adding or removing individual colonies or
plaques. During automatic colony or plaque counting, users should visually
compare colonies or plaques present within the image of the plate to those
being reported. If counted colonies or plaques do not correlate well with
those on the image, counting parameters may need adjustment. Several adjustable
counting parameters are provided to obtain accurate results for many types
of bacterial or plaque plates.
Adjustable Counting Parameters Provide Flexibility and Accuracy
EagleSight softwares Colony/Plaque Counting function allows users to
choose from several options for defining background. During counting, the colony
or plaque vicinity is surveyed and an appropriate background value is assigned.
In this way, each colony or plaque has a background value that corresponds to
its location. The size of the colony or plaque vicinity is adjustable, providing
the flexibility needed to accurately count colonies or plaques from images with
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