ijroi 
Reads ImageJ ROIs into numpy arrays. Use it like:
>>> import ijroi
>>> with open("my_roi.roi", "rb") as f:
... roi = ijroi.read_roi(f)
...
>>> isinstance(roi, np.ndarray)
Trueread_roi returns a Nx2 array, where each row is a (row, column) or (y, x) pair.
Based on Luis Pedro Coelho’s readroi.py gist.
License
ijroi is offered under the MIT license.
Contributors
ijroi is maintained by Tim D. Smith. The core functionality was implemented by Luis Pedro Coelho.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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