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FracLac2004 is a plug-in for ImageJ (biological image
analysis software written and made available to the scientific community by
Wayne Rasband of the NIH). |
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Use FracLac to automatically analyse morphological
complexity of single or multiple images or parts of images (e.g., different
cells in one image). FracLac is suitable for images of biological structures
(e.g., neurons or microglia, cell nuclei), theoretical fractals, textures,
and more. |
Author:
Audrey Karperien email: akarpe01@postoffice.csu.edu.au FracLac was originally developed by Audrey Karperien, CSU, based on algorithm's by Herbert Jelinek, PhD, Neuroscience, School of Community Health, Charles Sturt University with guidance from Wayne Rasband (NIH). The convex hull algorithm was originally contributed by Thomas R. Roy, University of Alberta, Canada. JavaDoc and Development History Installation instructions: Download the Frac_Lac.jar file into the ImageJ plugins folder, restart ImageJ, then run FracLac. A shortcut appears in the Plugins>analyze menu. |
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Download the most recent beta FracLac v 1.2 . The download for this ongoing project build is compiled on java 1.4.2_04 but includes source files in the jar archive as well. A version compiled on 1.5.0 is available (download for 1.5.0 only); it does not run on ImageJ using 1.4.2_04. The previous release is available from the ImageJ plugins site. |
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copyright (c) 2002-4 Audrey Karperien Contact the author to download the most
recent beta version of a java standalone application that calculates the
multifractal spectrum based on the probability distribution; the data are
extensive and clutter the results file in ImageJ. |