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Revision as of 13:09, 5 October 2005
Contents |
Announcements
Mimas-1.3
Mimas-1.3 was released on Jul 29th 2005.
Release Notes
- No rpm-files are provided this time.
- "make install" now will install documentation and the compiled examples under /usr/share/doc/mimas-devel-1.3/
Change log
Notable changes include:
- Convolution for n-dimensional arrays and images and faster LSI-filters have been implemented.
- Operators for images have been added (f.e. "image3=(image1-image2)*3.0").
- 2D-image-iterators have been implemented.
- Support for mesa offscreen- and onscreen-rendering has been added.
- Object-recognition using moments was implemented.
Mimas-1.2
Mimas-1.2 released on Feb 28th 2005.
Release Notes
- The lib*.so-files have been moved to the rpm-devel-package. This is a bug-fix, which also resolved the problem with superfluous dependencies. The rpm-packages are for Mandrake 10.0 only.
Change Log
- type-traits for pixel-conversion
- new grabber class (video4linux)
- introduced boost::numeric::ublas-classes
- added wrappers for xml-library Xalan-C
- iterative pose-estimation for 3D-correspondences
Demonstrations
- Ascii-art using mimas and aalib.
- Camera surveilance
- Microscope control
- Depth from Focus
- Registration of TEM images
- Gradient Based Motion Estimation
The demonstrations are not part of the mimas-download!