How can I measure the phase composition from the image?

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For example attached a list with my dataset.

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Script that translates grain boundaries in an alloy depicted in vector format or in raster format into a file containing a grid?

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John Sosa

I'd like to recommend you take a look at our new software MIPAR at http://MIPAR.us. Many of our users agree it is uniquely versatile, intuitive, and powerful. I am happy to make a recipe file for your segmentation if you'd like to post an example image.

Cheers,

John

Valerii Ganus

Thank you! Sure, this is my example image.

Hi Valerii!

Thanks! Do you want the volume fraction of those precipitates? I'll make a recipe file and send it to you ASAP.