Skeletonization Software
Skeletonization Software (2D) is a software package contains programs
which compute robust Euclidean
skeletons from 2-D binary images (or, optionally, from user-defined contour
data).
Features include:
- Supports several image formats including GIF, TIFF, Sun Rasterfile, and JPEG.
- Alternatively, object boundaries can be input as lists of (x,y) coordinates.
- Computes Voronoi skeletons: truly Euclidean metric, choice between different pruning methods.
- Most recent developments such as automatic pruning and hierarchic organization of skeleton
components (Skeleton Pyramid) are included.
- Compilation of skeletons into a flexible data structure (plus corresponding file format). A parser
program for loading data back from file is provided.
- The package contains simple X Windows visualization routines for skeleton data. Optionally, data can be
converted into a Postscript file readable by 'idraw', the InterViews drawing editor.
- (Limited) support for AVS and KHOROS.
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Current Version: 1.0.3
License Type: ??
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Home Site:
http://hrl.harvard.edu/people/postdocs/rlo/rlo.dir/rlo-soft.html
Source Code Availability: Yes
Available Binary Packages:
- Debian Package: No
- RedHat RPM Package: No
- Other Packages: No
Targeted Platforms:
Sun, SGI, HP, DEC, BSD/OS, Linux
Detail at http://hrl.harvard.edu/people/postdocs/rlo/rlo.dir/PLATFORMS
Software/Hardware Requirements:
None
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