[C1] The ImageJ installer for Windows is created using the Inno Setup installer generator. ImageJ.exethe Windows that launches ImageJ (ij.jar) was contributed by George Silva.
[C2] Support for ZIP-compressed TIFFs was contributed by Jason Newton in IJ 1.45g.
[C3] The Editor↑’s Function Finder ( ) was written by Jérôme Mutterer.
[C4] The Elliptical Selection Tool↑ was contributed by Norbert Vischer.
[C5] The Brush Selection Tool↑ is based on the ROI Brush Toolplugin from Tom Larkworthy and Johannes Schindelin.
[C6] Jean-Yves Tinevez and Johannes Schindelin (authors of the Fiji Arrow Tool) contributed code to the Arrow Tool↑.
[C7] Michael Schmid, added 4--connected and 8--connected tracing with tolerance to the Wand Tool↑.
[C8] Macro Toolsets distributed with ImageJ have been contributed by Gilles Carpentier, Jérôme Mutterer and Tiago Ferreira.
[C9] The Pixel Inspector↑ is a plugin tool conversion of Michael Schmid’s Pixel Inspector plugin.
[C10] In IJ 1.43l and earlier, the command was based on Jérôme Mutterer’s Import_Results_Table macro.
[C11] Marcel van Herk added URLs support to the command in IJ 1.45f.
[C12] Michael Schmid contributed improvements to the AVI reader and AVI writer plugins.
[C13] Karen Collins contributed improvements to the FITS_Writer ( command).
[C14] The command, based on a MATLAB script by Nikolai Chernov, was contributed by Michael Doube and Ved Sharma.
[C15] The command is based on the Threshold_To_Selection plugin written by Johannes Schindelin.
[C16] IJ 1.46f adopted Johannes Schindelin’s RMI-based OtherInstance class from Fiji, which works on multi-user machines and is more secure.
[C17] The Color Picker ( ) was written by Gali Baler, a 2003--2004 intern from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School.
[C18] The 16 different thresholding methods available in the tool were implemented by Gabriel Landini.
[C19] Michael Schmid contributed improvements to the downsizing kernel used by and as well as undo support for .
[C20] The command implements Gabriel Landini’s Threshold Colour plugin.
[C21] The Reslice and the ZProject plugin ( and commands) were contributed by Patrick Kelly and Harvey Karten of the University of California, San Diego.
[C22] The command is based on Dimiter Prodanov’s StackSlicer plugin and Albert Cardona’s Updater class. Michael Doube added support for XZ and YZ view control as well as mouse wheel control.
[C23] The was written by Michael Castle and Janice Keller of the University of Michigan Mental Health Research Institute (MHRI). Bill Mohler added suport for hyperstacks and 16/32-bit images in IJ 1.44m.
[C24] The command implemented in IJ 1.46e is based on the Concatenate plugin by Jonathan Jackson.
[C25] The command is based on the Substack Makerplugin by Anthony Padua, Daniel Barboriak and Ved Sharma.
[C26] The command is based Jérôme Mutterer’s Reduce HyperStack macro.
[C27] The command is based on Nico Stuurman’s Binner plugin.
[C28] The command is based on Albert Cardona’s Zoom Exact plugin.
[C29] The command is based on a plugin contributed by Michael Schmid.
[C30] The equalization code implemented in was contributed by Richard Kirk.
[C31] The was contributed by Michael Schmid.
[C32] The command is modeled after Ulf Dittmer’s Expression plugin.
[C33] The is a built in version of Joachim Walter’s FFT Filter plugin.
[C34] The algorithm was contributed by Gabriel Landini.
[C35] The Skeletonize3D plugin was written by Ignacio Arganda-Carreras, based on an ITK[?] implementation by Hanno Homann. It implements a 3D thinning algorithm from Lee et al. Building skeleton models via 3-D medial surface axis thinning algorithms. CVGIP, 56(6):462--478, 1994.
[C36] Multi-threading support for all commands was contributed by Stephan Saalfeld and Michael Schmid in ImageJ 1.45c.
[C37] The faster and more accurate version of implemented in ImageJ 1.38r was contributed by Michael Schmid.
[C38] The NonBlockingGenericDialog.class used by the command was added by Johannes Schindelin.
[C39] The rolling ball code of is based on the NIH Image Pascal version by Michael Castle and Janice Keller. The sliding paraboloid algorithm was written by Michael Schmid.
[C40] The command was written by Gabriel Landini.
[C41] The scaled color bar implemented in was contributed by Bob Dougherty.
[C42] The much improved CurveFitter () implemented in IJ 1.46f was contributed by Michael Schmid. The Rodboard and Gaussian functions were originally contributed by David Rodbard (NIH) and Stefan Wörz (DKFZ), respectively.
[C43] The ROI Manager(XOR) command () was added by Johannes Schindelin.
[C44] The ROI Manager(Multi Measure) command () is based on Bob Dougherty’s Multi_Measure plugin.
[C45] The ROI Manager(Multi Plot) command () was contributed by Philippe Gendre.
[C46] The command (an improved version of the SyncWindows_ plugin by Patrick Kelly) was contributed by Joachim Walter.
[C47] The Control Panel () was written by Cezar M. Tigare.
[C48] The Command Finder () was written by Mark Longair.
[C49] The PlugInTool class was inspired by Johannes Schindelin’s AbstractTool class in Fiji.
[C50] Other additions, improvements and reproducible bug reports have been contributed by Adrian Daerr, Airen Peraza, Ajay Gopal, Albert Cardona, Alberto Duina, Alden Dima, Andreas Maier, Andrew French, Andrii Savchenko, Arttu Miettinen, Aryeh Weiss, Balazs Nyiri, Barry DeZonia, Bill Mohler, Bob Hamilton, Bob Loushin, Bruno Vellutini, Burri Olivier, Carlos Becker, Carne Draug, Charles Anderson, Cheryl McCreary, Christian Moll, Christophe Leterrier, Christopher Harrison, Damon Poburko, Daniel Hornung, Daniel Kalthoff, Daniel Senff, David Gauntt, David McDonald, Denny Hugg, Dimiter Prodanov, Divakar Ramachandran, Dorai Iyer, Duncan Mak, Eik Schumann, Emmanuel Levy, Erik Meijering, Fabian Svara, Francis Burton, Frank Sprenger, Franklin Shaffer, Frederic Hessman, Gabriel Landini, Gilles Carpentier, Gregory Reneff, Hiroki Hakoshima, Ian Lim, Ingo Bartholomaeus, Jakob Preus, Jamie Robinson, Jan Eglinger, Jan Funke, Jarek Sacha, Jay Unruh, Jean-Pierre Clamme, Jerome Mutterer, Jesper Pedersen, Jim Passmore, Joachim Wesner, Johannes Hermen, Johannes Schindelin, Johannes Weissmann, John Oreopoulos, John Pearl, Jonathan Silver, Jose Wojnacki, Juan Grande, Julian Cooper, Kai Uwe Barthel, Karen Collins, Kees Straatman, Kevin Moll, Kris Sheets, Mark Krebs, Mark Longair, Martin Dressler, Mat Al-Tamimi, Matthew Smith, Michael Cammer, Michael Doube, Michael Ellis, Michael Schmid, Michel Julier, Nagananda Gurudev, Nico Stuurman, Norbert Vischer, Olaf Freyer, Oliver Bannach, Olivier Bardot, Paul Jurczak, Peter Haub, Rainer Engel, Raymond Coory, Reinhard Mayr, Richard Cole, Richie Mort, Robert Dougherty, Shannon Stewman, Simon Roussel, Stefan Starke, Stephan Saalfeld, Steven Green, Thomas Boudier, Thorsten Wagner, Tiago Ferreira, Tomas Karlsson, Tseng Qingzong, Ulf Dittmer, Uwe Walschus, Valerio Mussi, Ved Sharma, Vytas Bindokas, Wilhelm Burger, Winfried Wurm, Xiao Chen, Zeljka Maglica.
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