[scilab-Users] re sci-lab

[ray joseph]

Julian,

 

What a fun idea!  The opportunities for image analysis are numerous.  From
boundary identification to spatial Fourier transformations, there are many
approaches none the less, tools to perform these tasks.  While I can not
tell you any details of the available tool boxes, simplicity has virtues.  

 

Additionally, once you set up some 1D tools for the static cases, 2D
(distance x time) would be very interesting.  Watching the development of a
image could be useful in tuning compositions and voltage patterns.  And all
of that setup in a design of experiment framework.

 

I wonder if anyone has developed a DOE framework in Scilab.

 

ray

 

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From: Julian Marchesi [mailto:MarchesiJR at cardiff.ac.uk] 
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:33 AM
To: users at lists.scilab.org
Subject: [scilab-Users] re sci-lab

 

Hi 

New to sci lab, can it process DNA and protein 1-D electrophoresis images? 

cheers 

Julian


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