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Researchers who have programming resources can use MIPAV as an application programming interface (API) to develop and incorporate new and innovative image processing, registration, and visualizations. MIPAV provides researchers the ability to quickly build a specific program, which can be installed in MIPAV as a plug-in, to quantify and visualize their data. | Researchers who have programming resources can use MIPAV as an application programming interface (API) to develop and incorporate new and innovative image processing, registration, and visualizations. MIPAV provides researchers the ability to quickly build a specific program, which can be installed in MIPAV as a plug-in, to quantify and visualize their data. | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 17 February 2012
Researchers who have programming resources can use MIPAV as an application programming interface (API) to develop and incorporate new and innovative image processing, registration, and visualizations. MIPAV provides researchers the ability to quickly build a specific program, which can be installed in MIPAV as a plug-in, to quantify and visualize their data.
The API provides much flexibility while the software application provides a variety of commonly used features, thus allowing researchers to use MIPAV to meet a variety of research needs.
For more information of how to develop MIPAV plug-ins, refer to MIPAV Users Guide Volume 1, Chapter "Developing Plug-in Programs".
