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DDMaker perform local density analysis and generates pseudocolor maps of the spatial distribution of imaged cellular structures in 2D images, starting from either RGB color, grey level or binary images. DDMaker local density analysis permit to selectively denoise the signal, visualize and quantify its distribution and threshold the image basing on local density.

Users load multiecho MRI data and draw ROIs. AnalyzeNNLS creates a T2 distribution from the averaged decay data. Regional fractions and geometric T2 times can be determined. Please reference: Bjarnason TA, Mitchell JR. JMR 206:200-4 (2010). Temporal Phase Correction included in version 2.5. If you use this functionality, please reference: Bjarnason TA, Laule C, Bluman J, Kozlowski P. JMR 232:22-31 (2013).

DCMLinux is a complete PACS system, free of charge. Its core is an Ubuntu 14.04 system fully updated and it contains the DCM4CHEE as its PACS server. In the near future it will contain many other addons such as Weasis, Oviyam, Care2x, etc. Just download the iso, burn it to a CD and boot it up. No need to configure any files of dcm4chee, DCMLinux installer asks for everything it needs to configure a running PACS in minutes. Project Wiki : http://wiki.dcmlinux.org Project Forums:...

SoftSmithy is a platform for open source Java developers. The core is an extended Java utility library. In the future there may be open source software build on this library.

Moved to http://parkermills.github.io/MRI-PDQ/

This program was developed as a help in establishing pharmaceutical equivalence by use of FDA f2 coefficient. It was designed to help with f2 computation in cases when intra- and inter-batch variability is large, namely RSD>10%. The use of statistical bootstrap technique allows to implement confidence interval (CI) into the f2 coefficients resulting in overcoming of their major drawback in the original metrics. The algorithm provides possible “worst case scenario” of f2 values, thus...

DeDAY (Demography Data Analyses) is a tool of analyzing demography data. It supports Gompertz, Weibull and Logistic distributions. DeDay also supports mixed mortality models based on these distribution such as the Gompertz-Makeham distribution. Distributions such as Gompertz describes only age-dependent mortality, which increases over time. Mixed mortality models, such as in Gompertz-Makeham distribution, consider a more general case where mortality is consist of both age-dependent and in-dependent mortality. Mixed models partition mortality into exogenous and endogenous components, so that the intrinsic survivorship can be estimated without the interference from extrinsic noise. ...

Open source code base for enabling software innovation in imaging. The extensible and robust platform includes viewing, archiving, management, workflow and distribution of images as well as an open architecture for core competency tool development.

Care4G is a web-based software, as forking of the most famous care2x, it will be a complete HIS for the II Millennium...

This software is a GIS, they permit contextualize the information and the extrapolation of knowledge. Permit to calculate the distribution of blood donors and cross reference this with the places of collect.

DicomScience is a web based application server in order to provide the functionality of Teaching Files Archiving and Distribution to all DICOM based PACS Systems. Various forms of integration and easy installation shall make the use a walk in the park.

Xebra is an open source, cross-platform, thin client and server for web-based distribution and clinical review of medical imaging results. Xebra is based on the latest open industry standards including JPEG2000, WADO and IHE XDS-I.

Overfoldix is a distribution of Linux designed to boot off of a CD and run in a ramdisk, not requiring a Hard Disk Drive. This linux distro is used to help out in the Folding@Home distributed computing project. This is a \'better\' OS for Folding@Home

Solver computing, displaying and saving the pressure field distribution over time of an arbitrarily excited, and shaped, acoustic transducer in a uniform, isotropic, infinite medium of a given velocity.