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Markus Dittrich wrote: |
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> On Thu, 28 Jun 2007, Chris Traylor wrote: |
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>> vary. |
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>> FSL might also help you out. (Note: Of the three I just mentioned, |
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>> Gentoo only has an ebuild for VTK. Even then, you probably want to skip |
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>> the |
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>> ebuild for it, and use cmake to build it.) |
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> I would definitely recommend using the VTK ebuild instead of |
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> compiling it yourself. If there are any problems with the ebuild |
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> we are not aware of please let us know so we can fix them. |
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> That said, all of VTK, Paraview, and OpenDX are powerful viz |
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> packages but I am not sure if they will fulfill your signal |
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> processing needs. |
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> - From what you describe it sounds like sci-libs/itpp would |
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> fit the bill very well. It is a great package and very well |
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> maintained. |
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> Best, |
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> Markus |
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> |
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> -- Markus Dittrich (markusle) |
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> Gentoo Linux Developer |
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> Scientific applications |
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Yeah ... ITPP looks good. An awful lot of signal and image processing |
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code exists as MATLAB source, too, so you might want to look at FreeMat. |
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I personally do all my "image processing" with The Gimp and signal |
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processing in R. |
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