Image and Vision Software

• Gimp
  The Gimp is the GNU image manipulation program. Installed locally at /s/std/bin/gimp
• ImageMagick
  ImageMagick is an X11 image display tool. Executables and man pages are installed locally in /s/ImageMagick/ The command display is a very versatile alternative to xv. Add /s/ImageMagick/bin to your PATH variable to use these.
• IMG*
  70 basic image processing operations invoked using Unix-like command lines. Code, executables and manual are in /p/vision/ip-tools/imgstar/ Add /p/vision/ip-tools/imgstar/bin to your PATH variable to use these.
• Intel Computer Vision Library
  Image processing and computer vision algorithms optimized to run on Intel microprocessors.
• Intel Image Processing Library
• Matlab
  Matlab(1) is a numeric computation and visualization environment. The image processing and signal processing toolboxes are especially useful. See also: Matlib Tutorial (Univ Utah), Matlab Basics (RPI), Matlab Primer (200K postscript; 25 pages).
• Microsoft Vision SDK Library
  A library for writing image processing and computer vision programs on Microsoft Windows machines.
• Netpbm
  A toolkit for conversion of images between a large variety of different formats. Based on the Pbmplus package. See also this web site for a list of commands and man pages, including descriptions of the image file formats pgm, pbm, pnm and ppm. Installed in /s/std/bin/ and /s/pbm/bin/
• Vista
  The Vista image package is an X11 based library of basic image display and processing commands, and enables other programs to be written and linked with this library. It is stored locally in /p/vision/ip-tools/vista/ Man pages are in /p/vision/ip-tools/vista/man/ and executables are in /p/vision/ip-tools/vista/bin/ Add these to your MANPATH and PATH variables, respectively, to access them. See the man pages for vista(7Vi), vtutorial(7Vi), vindex(7Vi), and vlib(7Vi) for more information. Documentation manuals are also available online. See instructions for Getting Started with Vista for local information on setting things up correctly.
• Xv
  xv(1) is an interactive image display program for the X window system that is useful for displaying and editing images in a variety of formats. Installed in /s/std/bin/xv

Lots of URLs are copied from UW-Madison, CS 766 homepage. We express our sincere thanks for a nice page maintained by Dr. Chuck Dyer.