You might also want to look at the ImageJ application,
http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/
which IIRC has a bunch of tools designed to pick out clusters, dots, etc.
Carl
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Hello,
The function bwlabel() in the Bioconductor package EBImage, extracts the
connected components of an image. Denoting your binary matrix by x, the
following code gives you the first 10 largest clusters (in size).
> library(EBImage)
> y = bwlabel(x)
> sort(table(y), dec=TRUE)[1:10]
See h
Hi,
on a lattice, I have binary 0/1 data. 1s are rare and may form clusters.
I would like
to know the size/length of largest cluster. Any help warmly welcome,
Sylvain.
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