Posts tagged "The Source Issue 20"

Introducing Visomics Kitware is pleased to announce Visomics, an exciting new open-source tool for the exploration of biological “omics” data with a focus on genomics, … Read More

We present a system for filling holes in an image by copying patches from elsewhere in the image. These patches should be a good continuation … Read More

Two very related problems in image processing are hole filling and compositing. This article explains an implementation of similar algorithms to solve both of these … Read More

Abstract A recent article by Van Hecke et al. [3] describes a framework for creating simulated diffusion-weighted images (DWI) for algorithmic evaluation purposes. This framework … Read More

ITK is an excellent example of an open-source framework in extreme programming. Strengths of the toolkit include superb documentation and list serve support, and a … Read More

Image-guided interventions, such as radiotherapy and minimally invasive surgery, normally require the registration of pre-operative and intra-operative images. It is common to find situations in … Read More

This contribution includes classes for threshold estimation using the following methods: Huang[1], Intermodes and Minimum[8], IsoData[9], Li[5, 6], MaxEntropy[2], KittlerIllingworth[3], Moments[11], Yen[12], RenyiEntropy[2], Shanbhag[10], and … Read More

Insight Journal reaches 500 Articles On November 30th, the Insight Journal received its 500th paper submission, marking a major milestone for open science. Congratulations to … Read More

VisWeek 2011For the tenth straight year, Kitware sponsored VisWeek, the premier forum for advances in scientific and information visualization. The team was very active at … Read More