[ImageJ-devel] Projector branch - ImgLib2

[Curtis Rueden]

Hi Michael,

> I implemented a few new classes that might be interesting for you as
> well. The implementations can be found at
> net.imglib2.display.projectors in the projectors branch.

I am terribly sorry for ignoring this thread for so long. I notice that you
have now posted a similar announcement as a GitHub issue, which is great.
For those interested, we can discuss in the comments there:

    https://github.com/imagej/imglib/issues/19

Regards,
Curtis


On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 2:56 AM, Michael Zinsmaier <michael.zinsmaier at gmx.de
> wrote:

> Hi Curtis, ImageJ developers,
>
> I work together with Christian and Martin on the KNIME Image Processing
> Plugin and the ImageJ2 integration for KNIME. We wanted to use something
> similar to the net.imglib2.display.**XYProjector to render images for our
> views, however the current implementation was a bit too restricted (e.g.
> fixed to dimension 0,1) for our use cases.
>
> I implemented a few new classes that might be interesting for you as well.
> The implementations can be found at net.imglib2.display.projectors
> in the projectors branch.
>
> The code is organized as follows:
> - Projector2D: is similar to the XYProjector but it supports also the
> selection of other dimensions
>   (the code is not active because it requires the class Subsetviews from
> ops, that is not part of the projectors branch)
>
> - DimProjector2D: is similar to the CompositeProjector however instead of
> providing multiple Converters the idea is to provide a single  converter
> with access to multiple values from the "projected" third dimension. This
> gives the converter more flexibility with respect to
>  the composition of single conversion results.
>
> - specializedProjectors: contains some 2DProjectors that allow fast
> (normalized) extraction of 2D greyscale datasets from certain storage
> strategies (Planar/Array)
>
> - screenimages: contains classes that convert Byte/Short ArrayImages into
> Java Images similar to the implementation of net.imglib2.display.**
> ARGBScreenImage
>
> I'm looking forward for your comments
> (hopefully the documentation of the classes is sufficient)
> Regards Michael
>
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