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Bernhard Froehler edited this page Oct 21, 2024
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By default, these tools (implemented in modules) are shipped with open_iA:
- 4DCT - analyzing the evolution of damage in a time series of CT datasets
- AI - allows execution of ONNX networks using ONNX runtime
- CoSi - visual comparison of similarities in high-dimensional data ensembles
- DreamCaster - optimiziation of specimen placement
- Dynamic Volume Lines - interactive visual analysis of sets of 3D volumes.
- FeatureAnalyzer - analyze parameter space of feature characterization pipelines
- FeatureScout (formerly known as FiberScout) - analyzing feature (=object) characteristics
- Free Slice Plane - plane that can be rotated, moved and shifted freely for slicing volume datasets and cutting any dataset
- FIAKER - analyze and compare results of (iterative) fiber reconstruction algorithms
- FuzzyFeatureTracking - track the development of damage in a time series of CT datasets
- GEMSe - analyze the parameter space of multi-modal image segmentation algorithms
- ImNDT - analyze feature (=object) characteristics in an immersive environment in VR
- InSpectr - visualize combination of CT with spectral datasets
- Labelling - tools for annotating points in an image and creating (partial) label masks
- Metrics - tools/filters for measuring image quality (reference and no-reference measures)
- MObjects - mean object over multiple e.g. pores
- Multi-Modal Transfer Functions - defining transfer functions and weightings for blending two to three modalities for interactively comparing the modalities
- PorosityAnalyzer - analyze parameter and result space of porosity computation pipelines.
- Remote - remote rendering module, enabling clients to connect to an analysis in open_iA.
- Uncertainty - tools for analyzing segmentation uncertainty
- XVRA - cross-virtuality analysis of rich X-ray computed tomography data
Test datasets for most of these tools are included in our test datasets. You can extend open_iA by developing your own modules.
open_iA Documentation, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0