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ReViMS
ReViMS, a 3D volume rendering tool for light-sheet/confocal microscopy
Reconstruction and Visualization from Multiple Sections (ReViMS), an open-source, user-friendly software for automatically estimating volume and several other features of 3D multicellular aggregates (i.e., cancer spheroid, zebrafish, fruit fly). ReViMS requires a z-stack of 2D binary masks, obtained by segmenting a sequence of fluorescent images acquired by scanning the aggregate along the z axis, using a confocal or a light-sheet fluorescent microscope. It provides a number of tools for: (a) segmenting z-stacks of fluorescence images; (b) reconstructing the 3D surface of the aggregates and estimating several features (including the volume). ... -
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TPlot is a component for Borland Delphi, Kylix and BC++ Builder to graph and manipulate sets of real X/Y (and Z) data, and to do all the usual GUI things such as file opening and saving, printing, copying, and saving in different image formats.
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D_2D and D_3D are plotting programs with unique features, useful for data visualization and analysis. Input data should be provided as ASCII files formatted as x,y pairs or x,y,z triplets. Graphic output can be in DXF vector format, or raster image.
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