Web: Categorize Images

Interactively categorize images from an image montage.

A series of sequentially named images.

Web Asks for beginning image file name. Then Web asks for the Last File number in the montage. One can optionally specify the starting location for the first image and the number of frames (images) displayed on a row. Note: This does not work for a series of stacked images. If you have stacked images use the next option. If you do not have a selection document file you can create one using the SPIDER : DOC CREATE operation.

A selection document file list containing image or stacked image numbers.

Web Asks for document file name. The document file must have the image numbers in the first register (not in the key). Then Web asks for the Image file template, which is the template for naming the series of files whose numbers are listed in the selection document file. This template can either be for a series of individual images or for a single stack (e.g.: AVG*** or avgstk@***). One can optionally limit the range of images selected from the document file. Also one can optionally specify the starting location for the first image and the number of frames (images) displayed on a row.

Web now asks for an output SPIDER document file name. The categorizations will be written into this file. Web also asks the starting key number for the document file and the number of categories which can be assigned.

User can now assign a category to any image in the montage by using the left mouse button to select images. The current category number is toggled using the middle mouse button. The image file numbers and their corresponding categories are stored in a document file.