Posted by
ctrueden on
Mar 14, 2017; 3:26pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/IJ-OpenCV-a-plugin-connecting-ImageJ-and-OpenCV-tp5017854p5018294.html
Hi Jónathan,
Thanks for your work on this bridge! And sorry for the delay in reply.
It is looking really nice! I especially like the YouTube videos linked from
the project page, which demonstrate white hat, black hat, canny edge
detection, convex hull computation, etc. Those are very illustrative and
well executed.
I did file a couple of minor issues in the issue tracker, some of which may
just be me doing things wrong. The main thing I noticed is that it seems
the bridge only works for RGB data right now? It would be nice if either:
A) the bridge could be extended also to support 8-bit, 16-bit, etc.; or B)
the plugins could proactively check for the correct type, and give a normal
ImageJ 1.x style error message when the type is incorrect.
You could also consider creating some content on the ImageJ wiki, maybe at
https://imagej.net/IJ-OpenCV, and
https://imagej.net/OpenCV, with the
former briefly introducing the project and linking to your project page on
GitHub, and the latter enumerating the currently available options for
connecting ImageJ to OpenCV.
Regards,
Curtis
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http://forum.imagej.net/On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 10:30 AM, Jónathan Heras <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have released a plugin called IJ-OpenCV (
>
https://github.com/joheras/IJ-OpenCV) that I think that might be useful
> for
> both the ImageJ and OpenCV communities.
>
> This new version of IJ-OpenCV has been built on top of SciJava Common using
> SciJava converters.
>
> The main difference of this plugin with the CVForge plugin (
>
https://github.com/m4dguy/CVForge) is that using IJ-OpenCV regions of
> interest detected in OpenCV can be handled using the nice GUI features of
> ImageJ.
>
> Several small ImageJ plugins have been developed using the IJ-OpenCV plugin
> and can be downloaded from the update site:
>
http://sites.imagej.net/IJ-OpenCV/ (available in the ImageJ updater). The
> biggest development that employ this plugin is the AntibiogramJ tool that
> is built on top of ImageJ (
https://sourceforge.net/projects/antibiogramj/> ).
>
> Any feedback will be gladly welcomed.
>
> Best regards,
> Jónathan
>
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