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UPDATE: Neatvision is no longer under development. It has been replaced with the VSG Image Processing & Analysis Toolbox which contains all Neatvision functionality and significant advanced capabilities within the Matlab environment.
The VSG IPA TOOLBOX is a free MATLAB compatible image processing and analysis toolbox which provides high level access to a wide range of image processing and analysis algorithms. This toolbox requires MathWorks' MATLAB 7.1 or later BUT DOES NOT REQUIRE the MathWorks' Image Processing Toolbox.
The new development environment contains detailed online user guides and sample programme segments. Please go to the VSG Image Processing & Analysis Toolbox website for your free download and user help files. Many thanks to all Neatvision users and supporters over the years, but Neatvision has run its course. Regards Paul (paul.whelan@dcu.ie) Jan 2012 NeatVision is a free Java based image analysis and software development environment, which provides high level access to a wide range of image processing algorithms through well defined and easy to use graphical interface. NeatVision is in its second major release. New features include: A full developers guide with method listings and programme examples, DICOM and Analyze medical image sequence viewers, URL control, feature fitting, supervised and unsupervised colour clustering, DCT, Improved FFT, 3D volume processing and surface rendering. NeatVision contains over 290 image manipulation, processing and analysis algorithms. Users can extend the core NeatVision library using the developers interface, a plug-in which features, automatic source code generation, compilation with full error feedback and dynamic algorithm updates. NeatVision is primarily an image processing application and offers an extensive range of image analysis and visualization tools (these include zoom, pseudo colour, intensity scan, histogram and 3D profile mesh). In addition, the ability to read and write a wide range of image file formats is supported. How can I get my free copy? How can I cite NeatVision?
Can I develop my own NeatVision components?
NeatVision
discussed in D Sage and M Unser, "Teaching
image-processing programming in Java", IEEE Signal Processing, 20(6),
Nov 2003.
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