Hi.
Can I put a "if" condition in a formula? It does not look like, but I hope I
have overseen something.
What I want is something like this (approx. syntax):
if( ch(1) < 100) )
1: 100
else
1: ch(1)
In English: Assign 100 to intensity one if it was below 100, if not keep as
is. This is also called flooring.
A more complex example:
if(ch(1) > 100 || ch(2) > 100 )//at least one channel above 100
{
if(ch(1) > 100)
1:ch(1)
else
1:100
if(ch(2) > 100)
2:ch(2)
else
2:100
}
else
filter out the spot.
Best Regards
Vegard Nygaard
Software Engineer
Department of Tumor Biology (Montebello)
Rikshospitalet-Radiumhospitalet Medical Center 0310 Oslo
Bioinformatics user support (NMC)
Phone 0047 22935590
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