Marvin Framework Changelog

What's new in Marvin Framework 1.5.5

Dec 30, 2016
  • 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.

New in Marvin Framework 1.5.2 (Jul 4, 2015)

  • New plug-ins: Harris and Susan corner detection (from the new contributor Mihályi Martin), floodfill segmentation, color quantization and k-means.

New in Marvin Framework 1.5.1 (Oct 23, 2014)

  • This release introduces small bug fixes.

New in Marvin Framework 1.5.0 (Feb 25, 2014)

  • Added static class MarvinPluginCollection that allows developers to use Marvin image processing algorithms without managing plug-ins.

New in Marvin Framework 1.4.9 (Jan 15, 2014)

  • A bug has been fixed in color format conversion (binary to rgb).
  • This release adds color thresholding to the boundary fill plug-in.
  • It adds a subimage method directly in MarvinImage objects.
  • The DifferenceColor plug-in now returns information about the comparison.

New in Marvin Framework 1.4.7 (Dec 6, 2013)

  • A bug has been fixed with binary image export in PNG image format.

New in Marvin Framework 1.4.5 (Oct 18, 2013)

  • The plugin interface now supports algorithms which process multiple images as input.
  • A new plugin determines the background of a single scene using multiple photos.
  • A new plugin combines objects of the same scene using multiple photos.

New in Marvin Framework 1.4.4 (Sep 11, 2013)

  • This release introduces an interface to process video files such as WMV and MPEG.
  • It also comes with improvements in the framework: bugfixes and a new plug-in for equalization.

New in Marvin Framework 1.4.3 (May 16, 2013)

  • New interface to connect to cameras. From now on, Marvin does not use JMF (Java Media Framework) anymore and start using JavaCV for such purpose.