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A plugin for the ImageJ platform that automates measurement of retinal nuclear layer thickness (e.g., outer nuclear layer (ONL), inner nuclear layer (INL)) by placing callipers perpendicular to the contour of segmented layers, enabling rapid, reproducible quantification across large images and multiple modalities.

The BioVoxxel Toolbox is a suite which contains plugins and some macros dealing with image filtering, image segmentation and binary image processing and analysis. The following plugins are hosted here:

• Extended Particle Analyzer
• Binary Feature Extractor
• Speckle Inspector
• Watershed Irregular Features
• EDM Binary Operations
• Filter Check
• Pseudo flat-field correction
• Convoluted Background Subtraction
• 2D Particle Distribution (Distribution_Analysis)
• Cluster Indicator
• SSIDC Cluster Indicator
• Gaussian weighted Median filter
• Adaptive Filter
• Enhance True Color Contrast
• Mode and Differential Limited Mean Binarization
• Basic Recursive Filter

A content-adaptive representation of fluorescence microscopy images called Adaptive Particle Representation (APR), which replaces the regular grid of pixels with particles positioned according to image content. This overcomes storage bottlenecks, as data compression does, but additionally overcomes memory and processing bottlenecks, since the APR can directly be used in processing without going back to pixels.

Software for computing single molecule localization accuracies and resolution measures

The FandPLimitTool is a GUI based software module that allows users to calculate the limits to the accuracy with which parameters can be estimated from single molecule imaging data. The software supports calculation of limits for the 2D/3D location estimation problem and the 2D/3D distance-estimation/resolution problem. The location estimation problem is concerned with the task of determining the position of a single molecule and the distance-estimation/resolution problem is concerned with the task of determining the distance of separation between two single molecules. The user can calculate limits for a variety of imaging scenarios.

Non linear registration intensity based for MRI brain exams. To be applied after FLIRT