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Color in Depth: Projections, Reslicing Summary

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Description

This lecture series covers color models, projections, and reslicing in image analysis for life sciences. It introduces different color models for segmentation, demonstrates the use of projection methods for multidimensional data stacks, and explains how reslicing can help inspect 3D datasets and analyze moving objects.

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