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HemoDiff 1.0 - Author Info Page
Description: Hemodiff will change your keyboard to a manual hematological calculator... (more)
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Author Info for HemoDiff 1.0
Author/Company Name: Patologian Laboratorio Nickels Ltd
Country: Finland
Web Site: http://www.nickels.fi
Programs listed: 4
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 PixelProstate 3.01 (Downloads: 559)
Prostate cancer volume calculation with 3D rendering and T-classification The cancer area of the prostate is outlined on the histological slide. Using pathologist's visual memory an identical tumour area is painted with the mouse on the virtual slide. Total prostate volume is calculated using the ellipsoidal method: 4/3 x pi x (length/2 x width/2 x height/2). The corresponding cancer area and volume are computed using the Red-Green-Blue-values (RGB) of the virtual slides: prostate is painted cyan with the RGB value of 0,255,255 and the ca...
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FuzzyFluid 1.11 (Downloads: 349)
FuzzyFluid is using fuzzy logic to interpret cerebrospinal fluid data Fuzzy logic replaces inflexible bivalent logic and complicated mathematical
functions with simple linguistic rules. The models based on these rules can be
constructed using relatively little mathematics, and exhaustive computer
calculation can be replaced with easily manageable computer programs. Fuzzy logic
can actually be used to create models that cannot be constructed using other methods.
The purpose of the FuzzyFluid program is to ...
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PixArea 1.03 (Downloads: 188)
Tumour or regions of interest (ROI) area calculation. Flatbed scanned pictures can be used for morphometrical image analysis. However, the commercial image processing tools are often too complicated for an elementary area measurement. We describe a simple image processing application PixArea (PA), containing an instructive ?green line? menu interface. The tumour area or regions of interest (ROI) can be calculated without microscopy-based image acquisition. The idea is to saturate the ROI with purple and the normal tiss...
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