SIP is the image processing and computer vision package for SciLab, a free Matlab-like programming environment. SIP reads/writes images in formats like JPEG, PNG, and BMP. It does filtering, segmentation, edge detection, morphology, and shape analysis.
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Oh, before I begin SIP 0.4.1 has been out for a while. Basically a bugfix release compared to 0.4.0. About project activity. Well, I'm at the end of my PhD, and have code to release for http://vxl.sf.... -
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Animal 0.15.3 file released: animal-0.15.3.tar.gz
ANIMAL - AN IMAging Library Copyright (C) 2003-2009 Ricardo Fabbri __________________________________________________________________ 0.15.3 + Removed nested function in distmaps.c, enhancing portability. 0.15.2 + Should also compile with recent Imagemagick (tested up to 6.5.x) 0.15.1 + Fixed Cuisenaire's algorithm. It is now exact. Other minor changes. 0.15.0 + Added meijster's algorithm; optimized maurer a little. 0.14.3 + last version before CVS 0.14.2 + Lotufo-Zampirolli's euclidean distance transform recoded, 2nd part improved by reducing the number of function calls and using pointers more intelligently. However, readability was sacrificed. 0.14.1 + changes to the build system 0.14.0 + new rgb2hsv and hsv2rgb functions in util.c + fixed drawline for angles between 90 and 135 degrees + no warnings of implicit ints with GCC 0.13.1 PATCH Release + Should now compile on 64-bit systems. Tested under a DEC-Alpha and eliminated a small bug in gandalf's misc_defs.h 0.13.0 + ELIMINATED THE DEPENDENCE ON GANDALF; this dependency gave way too much trouble for nothing; it is too hard to build and yet we use just a small part of it. We also started to merge Gandalf into Animal. + INCOMPATIBILITIES: All programs based on a previous Animal will have to change calls from gan_err_* to animal_err_* and GAN_ERR_TRACE to ANIMAL_ERR_TRACE. They also don't need to link against Gandalf anymore. 0.12.2 + now works with ImageMagick 6, in spite of a bug in this version of ImageMagick. We still recommend ImageMagick 5.5.7, but older versions down to 5.4.2 will also do. + using up-to-date libtool 1.5.6, autoconf 2.59, and automake 1.8.5 0.12.1 + added imwrite function to write images in ANY commercial format. + Simple ASCII image file format for reading and writing images with too much pixel depth (32 and 64bit) in a portable way. see img_g.c_incl file, function imread_ascii. Compression is supported under unix-like systems. + Fixed error in Saito's Euclidean Distance Transform to work with maximum distance and with non-square images + added -lXi flag to the compilation libraries. This is needed by -lglut. 0.12.0 + New Egger's fast Exact Euclidean Distance Transform by propagation. + Fixed error in Saito that was present in Cuisenaire's implementation. Namely, the method was not working for non-square images.
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Animal 0.15.3 file released: animal-0.15.3.tar.gz
ANIMAL - AN IMAging Library Copyright (C) 2003-2009 Ricardo Fabbri __________________________________________________________________ 0.15.3 + Removed nested function in distmaps.c, enhancing portability. 0.15.2 + Should also compile with recent Imagemagick (tested up to 6.5.x) 0.15.1 + Fixed Cuisenaire's algorithm. It is now exact. Other minor changes. 0.15.0 + Added meijster's algorithm; optimized maurer a little. 0.14.3 + last version before CVS 0.14.2 + Lotufo-Zampirolli's euclidean distance transform recoded, 2nd part improved by reducing the number of function calls and using pointers more intelligently. However, readability was sacrificed. 0.14.1 + changes to the build system 0.14.0 + new rgb2hsv and hsv2rgb functions in util.c + fixed drawline for angles between 90 and 135 degrees + no warnings of implicit ints with GCC 0.13.1 PATCH Release + Should now compile on 64-bit systems. Tested under a DEC-Alpha and eliminated a small bug in gandalf's misc_defs.h 0.13.0 + ELIMINATED THE DEPENDENCE ON GANDALF; this dependency gave way too much trouble for nothing; it is too hard to build and yet we use just a small part of it. We also started to merge Gandalf into Animal. + INCOMPATIBILITIES: All programs based on a previous Animal will have to change calls from gan_err_* to animal_err_* and GAN_ERR_TRACE to ANIMAL_ERR_TRACE. They also don't need to link against Gandalf anymore. 0.12.2 + now works with ImageMagick 6, in spite of a bug in this version of ImageMagick. We still recommend ImageMagick 5.5.7, but older versions down to 5.4.2 will also do. + using up-to-date libtool 1.5.6, autoconf 2.59, and automake 1.8.5 0.12.1 + added imwrite function to write images in ANY commercial format. + Simple ASCII image file format for reading and writing images with too much pixel depth (32 and 64bit) in a portable way. see img_g.c_incl file, function imread_ascii. Compression is supported under unix-like systems. + Fixed error in Saito's Euclidean Distance Transform to work with maximum distance and with non-square images + added -lXi flag to the compilation libraries. This is needed by -lglut. 0.12.0 + New Egger's fast Exact Euclidean Distance Transform by propagation. + Fixed error in Saito that was present in Cuisenaire's implementation. Namely, the method was not working for non-square images.
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