The phrase "coloured images" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to images or pictures that have been colored in, as opposed to being black and white or monochromatic. An example of using this phrase in a sentence would be: "The children were amazed by the brightly coloured images in the storybook." This sentence indicates that the illustrations in the storybook were vivid and full of color.
Fluorescent coloured images were separated into individual colours and converted to binary images, manually thresholded and segmented using ImageJ (v1.41 http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/).
The result would be three coloured images, each composed of one primary colour.
The fusion of the coloured images can be performed by representing images in different colour spaces (such as the RGB, HSV and Lab colour spaces).
Adults (n = 16) matched one of two coloured images with a third stimulus, the target, by either the colour or shape dimension of the target.
It is specifically designed for the coloured images, which are 3D arrays of data streams.
Staring at the coloured images of the healthy versus the diseased brain, Sam looked appropriately sombre.
This is graphically represented as a 2-dimensional coloured image, where each entry of the matrix is coloured on the basis of its value, and where the rows and columns are reordered according to the hierarchical clustering.
The coloured image (green) shows the merged stack images of 14 Z-slices, the other images show the individual Z-images (1 μm depth) of HeLa cells expressing GFP-BtpA.
The images acquired with the different microscope filters for a given field were merged to obtain a single three coloured image, where blue always corresponded to the total cell nuclei that incorporated the Hoechst dye.
They demonstrated that MVQ achieved a time complexity of Nlog2 M, where N is the number of pixels in the image and M the number of the desired clusters in which the coloured image is dithered.
This type of representation is based on a hierarchical clustering simultaneously operating on the rows and columns of a real-valued similarity matrix M. The initial matrix is graphically represented as a 2-dimensional coloured image, where each entry of the matrix is coloured on the basis of its value, and where the rows and columns are reordered according to a hierarchical clustering.
