itasc.contact_analysis.shape.core¶
Compute a per-object, per-frame shape table — label-agnostic.
One row per (frame, object label): area, perimeter, equivalent diameter, the
fitted-ellipse axis lengths and their ratio, circularity, eccentricity,
solidity, extent, orientation, and centroid — all from
skimage.measure.regionprops(). Dimensional descriptors are converted to
physical units using the caller-supplied pixel_size_um (µm per pixel): areas
to µm² (area_um2), lengths and centroids to µm (the *_um columns). The
ratios (aspect_ratio, circularity, eccentricity, solidity,
extent) are dimensionless and scale-invariant.
The core is label-agnostic: it runs over whatever label stack it is handed
(cell or nucleus), so the cell / nucleus quantifiers differ only by which input
field they read. The object-key column name is caller-supplied (always cell_id
— really the shared track id).
The table is computed in memory (compute_object_shape()) and pooled by the
aggregate stage; nothing is persisted per position. The module is backend-only
(no Qt / napari import), so scripts and the standalone wheel can use it.
Module attributes
The measured descriptor columns (everything but the tidy keys) — the value axis a plot/export chooses from. |
Functions
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4π·area / perimeter², clamped to ≤ 1 (a perfect disk is 1.0). |
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Per-object shape descriptors for every frame, as a column-major table. |
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- itasc.contact_analysis.shape.core.DESCRIPTOR_COLUMNS = ('area_um2', 'perimeter_um', 'equivalent_diameter_um', 'major_axis_length_um', 'minor_axis_length_um', 'aspect_ratio', 'circularity', 'eccentricity', 'solidity', 'extent', 'orientation', 'centroid_y_um', 'centroid_x_um')¶
The measured descriptor columns (everything but the tidy keys) — the value axis a plot/export chooses from. Kept explicit so the on-disk order is stable.
- itasc.contact_analysis.shape.core.compute_object_shape(label_path, *, pixel_size_um, object_key='cell_id')[source]¶
Per-object shape descriptors for every frame, as a column-major table.
Columns:
frame, object_key, thenDESCRIPTOR_COLUMNS.