Measuring the dimension of an object using OpenCV and Python: BACKGROUND

"Cheer up everyone! We can make it!" said one of my colleagues in the lab. This happened back when I was in South Korea in 2015. I was a researcher in one of the biggest medical institutes in South Korea. At that time we were trying to map the so-called mechanoreceptor in human elbow ligament and human finger tips.

Step-by-step modified gold chloride staining to stain or paint the tissues, so that we could identify the mechanoreceptor in each tissue under the microscope. 

Finally and Welcome!

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After becoming a silent reader for all these times, I decided to create my own blog. I created this blog in order to share my knowledge in Python programming language, especially for data structuring, data analysis, data visualization, research, and science. I have used the language for almost 2 years (as of the first writing of this blog, thus, I am not an experienced or master in Python programming language). I found Python programming language is extremely useful, especially if you are encountering the following issue as I did (please see the image above).