Posted by
Gabriel Landini on
Mar 29, 2009; 8:52am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Google-Summer-of-Code-tp3693141p3693150.html
On Sunday 29 March 2009, Johannes Schindelin wrote in the IJ list:
> Oh, and if you have an idea for a project that is so obviously Fiji that
> we cannot possibly reject it, but which is not listed on the Fiji Wiki:
> the ideas we listed are only suggestions, food for thought. Go wild.
There are a number of mini-projects/ideas in the ImageJ wiki site (the
Wishlikst
http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=wishlist:start) which I have
been wondering whether they would be suitable. I am adding some more here:
1) Alpha_shapes / concave_hull (could be part of item 7 below)
2) Bilateral Filtering
3) Colorizing algorithms (i.e greyscale to colour,there are several methods)
4) Retinex algorithm
5) Interactively adjustable intensity/LUT curves (not just linear controls,
but splines/etc based)
6) Support for storing ROIs in TIFF tag fields, so ROIs can be saved with the
images).
7) Graph Theory constructs (in addition to the Delaunay/Voronoi)
8) Expand the ImageFlow module base (not sure if the source is available yet).
9) Object (rather than image) selector/sorter (something like Kai's pixolu.de
If you haven't tried it, you should) to create "objects like these"
filters/classifiers to be extracted from images and sets of images.
10) Interface between R and ImageJ/Fiji (Dimiter has done something like this,
but it would be nice to have a set of implemented procedures so IJ/Fiji can
run statistical procedures directly from Results tables, etc)
11) A set of more powerful painting brushes and image editing tools.
12) Cross platform webcam support (to produce cheap videomicroscope/telescope
units)
13) Statistical region merging segmentation:
http://www.univ-ag.fr/~rnock/Articles/Drafts/tpami04-nn.pdf14) Fractal interpolation resizing (from the GIMP GSoC entry)
15) A unique/common segmentation interface (I have collected near 15 new
histogram segmentation methods that would be better put under a single
interface together with others already available).
16) A javascript Recorder (similar to the Macro Recorder but producing
javascript instead).
17) Virtual microscope-like image viewer.
18) HSB/Lab painting modes
Is that wild enough? :-) I am sure others will have further ideas.
Cheers,
Gabriel