Three different software tools for phenotyping plant root images
RootAnalyzer is a fully automated tool, for efficiently extracting and analyzing anatomical traits from root-cross section images. RootAnalyzer segments the plant root from the image's background, classifies and
characterizes the cortex, stele, endodermis and metaxylem, and produces statistics about the morphological properties of the root cells and tissues.
RTipC is a system for the fully automated detection and classification of root tips in root images obtained either by 2d flat bed...
Here we present an image-based Multi Channel Classification and Clustering System (MCCCS). It is an generalized, script-based classification system for processing various kinds of image data. Due to the modular design, individual processing-components can be easily adapted, extended or exchanged by own extensions. See project website for installation instructions.
MORphological PHenotype Extraction (MORPHE) is a suite of automated image processing, visualization, and classification algorithms to facilitate the analysis of heritable and clonal red-to-green transitions that occurred during the growth of a colony.