Marvin is a cross-platform image processing framework that provides features for image and video frame processing, multi-threading image processing, GUI integration, unit text automation among other things. The current provided algorithms can be checked on this page.

The version 1.5.5 comes with improvements and bug fixes in the core framework and in a few plug-ins. Two new plug-ins were added: thresholdingNeighborhood and alphaBoundary.

ThresholdingNeighborhood

This new algorithm allows to perform an image color thresholding considering the surrounding pixels for each analyzed pixel. The Counting Cells example shows it in action.

AlphaBoundary

This algorithm adds a gradient transparency the object boundary. It's useful for segmentation tasks for image visualization. The Chroma Key Image Processing example shows it in action.

In addition to improvements in the software, the project website also received new content. The Example section was updated and a new section for How-Tos was created.

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