Hi,
I've made available an image processing application Jens Bache-Wiig and I
developed as part of our master's thesis in image processing.
The source code weighs in at about 19000 lines and is written in Java. It's
freely available (in the public domain) and uses Imagej.
The Theba application is an interactive tool as well as a programming
framework. It aims to aid material scientists in the segmentation and
analysis of three-dimensional volumes. It was primarily made for wood fiber
segmentation, but efforts have been made to keep the base architecture as
open, modular and reusable as possible to enable expansion and
experimentation in other areas as well.
To put it another way, Theba is a plugin-based image analysis framework for
doing segmentation and measurements of 3D volumes. It comes with
implementations for segmentation of tubular objects (tracker-based) and a
wide range of measurement plugins.
The application's home page is
http://www.pvv.org/~perchrh/theba/The files are hosted at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/theba/.
I am looking for developers that want to help with (and eventually take
ownership of) the project. Email me your sourceforge.net id (create a new
account if necessary) and I will add you to the project, giving you
write-access to the svn (cvs) repository.
I'm also interested in helping you out to integrate features from Theba into
your application.
-Per Christian Henden
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