IMcLineProfilesCalibratedIntensity Property

Property Value

Type: Boolean

By default, the luminances used to compute ProfileValues are intensity calibrated using IntensityCalibration property of the ancestor McImage, if it is set. Should you wish the ProfileValues to reflect raw, uncalibrated luminance values, then the CalibratedIntensity property may be set False. You probably will want to set CalibratedIntensity False if the Interpretation property is set to a non-native color interpretation (e.g., an HSI interpretation of a RGB image), since in these cases the McImage.IntensityCalibration usually makes no sense for at least some of the channels. When CalibratedIntensity is True and multiple luminance samples need to be averaged to achieve the VirtualWidth or the LengthPerSample, then intensity calibrated values are used for the average. For non-linear intensity calibrations (e.g., optical density) this produces a more accurate average. Note however, that individual luminance values along the line profile are interpolated from four pixels, and this interpolation is always done using raw luminance values.