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Medical Img Segmentation Suite
A software providing easy ways to segment structures in medical images
- 15 segmentation tools (FloodFill Strict, Adaptive Gaussian Threshold, Manual Brush (Freehand Lasso), Polygon Lasso (Click Points), Manual Bounding Box, Auto Bounding Box, Local Otsu Auto-Threshold, K-Means Clustering, Watershed, GrabCut AI, Canny Edge + Morphological Close, Morphologic Active Contours, Interactive Heatmap, Topographical Relief Map, Segment Anything AI) - Hybrid Layout (1 window with editor tools or Split-View with a preview window) - Intelligent file management (once a... -
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Present video folder overview in a novel way. Have a lot of files from camcorder or action cam. Need to sort them, dispose poor videos, edit (shorten) some that are to long and so on. The usual file managers show only 1 thumbnail per video, that is not enough. Note this is not a video editor but a special file manager to manage home videos by showing better information on your videos. Requirements: Python3, Gkt3, ffmpeg.
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Game-engine for windows- and unix-systems. Supports shader, scenemanagment, interface to the common render-apis, basic tools and a scripting support.
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GUIDE (GUgyeol Integrated Decipherment Environment) is a set of tools for browsing historical document images, transcribing, deciphering and translating it. Developed for studying old buddhist codices, it would be serviceable for studying any papyri.
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