Analysis method and analysis apparatus
OwnerShogo Tokisue, Ryo Hasebe +2inventors
InventorsShogo Tokisue, Ryo Hasebe, Hiroshi Ogi, Satoshi Okamoto
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OwnerShogo Tokisue, Ryo Hasebe +2inventors
InventorsShogo Tokisue, Ryo Hasebe, Hiroshi Ogi, Satoshi Okamoto
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An analysis apparatus includes a two-dimensional photographing unit 20, a three-dimensional photographing unit 30, and a computer 50 serving as an analysis unit. The two-dimensional photographing unit 20 two-dimensionally photographs a sample, to acquire a two-dimensional image D2. The three-dimensional photographing unit 30 three-dimensionally photographs the sample to acquire a three-dimensional image D3. The computer 50 analyzes the two-dimensional image D2 and outputs a two-dimensional analysis result R2, first. Subsequently, the computer 50 analyzes the three-dimensional image D3 and outputs a three-dimensional analysis result R3. At that time, the computer 50 analyzes the three-dimensional image D3 using an indicator included in the two-dimensional analysis result R2. This can improve the accuracy of the three-dimensional analysis result R3. Consequently, a more accurate analysis result of the sample can be acquired than that acquired in a case in which either two-dimensional photographing or three-dimensional photographing is performed solely.
An analysis method for analyzing a sample in which a plurality of observed objects are three-dimensionally distributed, comprising the steps of:
An analysis method for analyzing a sample in which a plurality of observed objects are three-dimensionally distributed, comprising the steps of:
An analysis apparatus that analyzes a sample in which a plurality of observed objects are three-dimensionally distributed, comprising:
An analysis apparatus that analyzes a sample in which a plurality of observed objects are three-dimensionally distributed, comprising:
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