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Weka Model for automated microplastics segmentation in ImageJ
Summary
This is a duplicate of the Weka ImageJ segmentation model file (same as ID 2815) — a software tool rather than a primary research article.
This is the model file for the trainable Weka segmentation in ImageJ, which can be applied to 2D RGB images.
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