Package ImageJ_Demos


package ImageJ_Demos
  • Classes
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    Description
    This imageJ plugin demonstrates blending of two images and generating a stack of intermediate images.
    This ImageJ plugin shows how to change the type of the current image 'in place', i.e., without copying the image.
    This plugin demonstrates how to create and display a new byte image (to show the histogram of the input image).
    This ImageJ plugin shows how data can be communicated from one plugin to another.
    This ImageJ plugin shows how data can be communicated from one plugin to another.
    This ImageJ plugin shows how to access the one-dimensional pixel array of a 8-bit (= byte) grayscale image.
    This ImageJ plugin demonstrates the basic use of GenericDialog to create a new byte image.
    Fills the active image with uniform noise.
    This is a minimal ImageJ plugin (PlugInFilter) that inverts an 8-bit grayscale (byte) image.
    This plugin does the same as My_Inverter_A but is based on the PlugIn instead of the PlugInFilter interface.
    This plugin shows a trick how to automatically load some pre-defined sample image in the case that no other image is currently open.
    This ImageJ plugin shows how a subimage is extracted from a given image using the bounding box of the currently selected region of interest (ROI).
    This ImageJ plugin shows how an image operation can be confined to the currently selected region of interest (ROI).
    This ImageJ plugin shows processing the inside of the currently selected region of interest (ROI) using the Point iterator of Roi.
    This plugin demonstrates how to run another ImageJ "command" (plugin) from our own PlugIn using the IJ.run() method.
    This plugin demonstrates how to run another ImageJ command (plugin) from our own PlugInFilter using the IJ.run() method.
    This ImageJ plugin demonstrates how to iterate over the frames (slices) of an image stack.
    This ImageJ plugin modifies and re-displays the current image repeatedly.