Morphological Operations
After particles are selected based on their intensities, you can perform morphological operations on them by setting the number of morphological operations greater than zero:

Morphological operations are normally used to "tidy up" particles to remove any unwanted small particles, or join together particles that should not be isolated. For a detailed explanation of morphological operators, please see this link.
If you set more than 1 morphological operation, these will be applied sequentially. Each morphological operation has its own panel:

For each morphological operation, you can choose:
- Whether the morphological operation should be applied in 2-D or 3-D.
- The type of operation ( Dilation, Erosion, Opening or Closing operation).
- The kernel size for the morphological operation (between 3 and 15).
Having set the morphological operations (if any), you can now decide on the connection strategy to be applied.