Update Outputs authored by Gaëlle  LETORT's avatar Gaëlle LETORT
...@@ -72,6 +72,17 @@ For this, select the feature to map in the `Draw feature map` interface, and a n ...@@ -72,6 +72,17 @@ For this, select the feature to map in the `Draw feature map` interface, and a n
![feature_map](uploads/fc62b5b6a685fd68d9faa2c5abbb1c14/feature_map.png) ![feature_map](uploads/fc62b5b6a685fd68d9faa2c5abbb1c14/feature_map.png)
## Draw orientation
To draw each cell main orientation, click the button `Draw cell orientation`.
You must have measured the cell features before, and selected at least the `centroid` and `orientation` features.
If you also selected the `eccentricity` feature, the drawn line length will reflect the cell orientation strength (the eccentricity). Otherwise, the cell orientation line will be the same length for all cells.
This option will add a layer `CellOrientation` that contains the drawn lines of each cell orientation (main axis).
![dessin_orientation](uploads/0df11b842fc2abb172c3808f11fbded5/dessin_orientation.png)
## Temporal graph ## Temporal graph
`Table to temporal graph` button opens a new panel to choose a feature to analyse temporally. With this option, you can display a graph of the evolution of the value of a measured feature in time. The individual curves of each cell will be displayed. If you have created Groups, you can also display the average value by Group. `Table to temporal graph` button opens a new panel to choose a feature to analyse temporally. With this option, you can display a graph of the evolution of the value of a measured feature in time. The individual curves of each cell will be displayed. If you have created Groups, you can also display the average value by Group.
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