Kitwareans across the globe today celebrated Pi Day with some delicious round treats. Our CMake team also celebrated the timely release of CMake 3.14 by … Read More

Kitware has been exploring web visualization for almost a decade. We have built web-based libraries and toolkits for data visualization and image processing, tools for data management and analysis, and full simulation environments. Our example applications demonstrate how these tools and applications can be customized for specific workflows. … Read More

Don’t worry about the pixel type In previous posts about the Insight Toolkit (ITK), we talked about installing ITK Python packages from PyPI, sharing data … Read More

Recently, the Insight Toolkit (ITK) was made available in binary Python packages. While these packages make the core high-performance, multi-dimensional image analysis capabilities more accessible … Read More

How do we extract meaningful information from scientific images in spite of ubiquitous noise? Edge-preserving image smoothing removes noise as a pre-processing step for visualization … Read More

We previously announced that the ITK Python wrapping is now available in the Python Package Index (PyPI) [1]. Starting to develop Python scripts using ITK … Read More

Introduction The post presents texture quantification algorithms that provide a statistical description of the local texture of a 2D, 3D or N-D image.  The N-Dimensional … Read More

scikit-build is an improved build system generator for CPython C extensions. It provides better support for additional compilers, build systems, cross compilation, and locating dependencies … Read More

The Python Package Index (PyPI), also known as the Cheese Shop, is the official and most extensive collection of Python packages; there are currently over … Read More

  How do you build your C/C++ software with ninja-like speed? Use the Ninja build system! And now, like CMake, you can install Ninja from … Read More