It makes no sense to just replace the currently used QmitkDataStorageComboBoxes as the QmitkMultiNodeSelectionWidget uses notable more space.
Instead, we could:
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| Resolved | floca | T23721 Project "Astonishing Angelfish" | ||
| Resolved | kalali | T23751 Introduction of new selection concept | ||
| Resolved | kalali | T24775 Refactor plugins to use the new node selection widgets | ||
| Resolved | kalali | T26269 [image statistics plugin] refactor to use new node selection widget | ||
| Resolved | • kraeuter | T26694 [image statistics plugin] Add multithreading |
The widget still can't tell if the selected mask fits the selected image, which can cause errors.
The widget's histogram/intensity profile has been temporarily disabled. The multiselection widget doesn´t fit the single data display. Therefore there needs to be a single selection possible. (Maybe through clicking on the statistics list)
The IgnoreZeroCheckBox needs to be implemented, enabling it should change all selected statistic data.
May be I missed the point. But it is de facto possible.
You can already define a filter predicate and you can specify a filter/check lambda. Both ways would allow to control if the geometries fit or not. These techiques should be used. If you have any questions, please ask.
The widget's histogram/intensity profile has been temporarily disabled.
The multiselection widget doesn´t fit the single data display. Therefore there needs to be a single
selection possible. (Maybe through clicking on the statistics list)
Why can't you show multiple histograms for several imageXmask combinations?
Has been added!
Added a filter that allows to only add data nodes that have the same geometry. If the condition is not fulfilled, an information string is displayed (see T27028).
Has been re-enabled with the possibility to add multiple data (labels) to a single histogram.