Match trajectories to the related particles in the TrajectorySet and
ParticleSet objects. This function returns a new ParticleSet
object that contains as additional column the trajectory ID that the particular
particle was assigned to. Used also by other routines, such as snap()
matchTrajToParticles(particleset, trajectoryset)A ParticleSet object with an additional column with the trajectory
IDs
data(candidate.platelets)
trajs <- trajectories(candidate.platelets)
#> Input ParticleSet is not a LinkedParticleSet.
#> Performing linking first with some set of default parameters - you might want to change them according to your scenario...
matchTrajToParticles(candidate.platelets, trajs)
#> An object of the ParticleSet class.
#>
#> Set of particles for 20 images
#>
#> Displaying a subset of the features of the 14 particles found in the first image...
#> cell.0.m.cx cell.0.m.cy cell.0.m.majoraxis cell.0.m.eccentricity
#> 1 186.70833 47.937500 8.916405 0.6353715
#> 2 256.19048 35.857143 7.746554 0.4606665
#> 3 251.09524 63.523810 8.552466 0.6843186
#> 4 15.79412 8.058824 8.419655 0.7892764
#> 5 215.54688 51.828125 13.694783 0.8788344
#> cell.0.m.theta cell.0.s.area cell.0.s.perimeter cell.0.s.radius.mean
#> 1 0.3380463 48 20 3.487042
#> 2 0.9165252 42 19 3.194559
#> 3 0.9370618 42 19 3.247531
#> 4 1.4806734 34 18 2.847459
#> 5 0.7172299 64 28 4.308530
#>
#> Particles identified on the red channel