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It could be good idea to add the cropped image to the viewer to explain that there are different layers of images.
So, instead of:
# %% # Extract one object as a square of pixel values print(image[7:30,10:26])
...we could do:
# %% # Crop an image cropped_image = image[7:30,10:26] print(cropped_image) # %% # Add the cropped image to napari # Napari: # - Explore the visibility options of different layers napari_viewer.add_image(cropped_image)
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It could be good idea to add the cropped image to the viewer to explain that there are different layers of images.
So, instead of:
...we could do:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: