Vista data file
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Vista is a computer vision toolkit for [[X Window System|X-Windows]], developed by Art Pope and David Lowe at the University of British Columbia. It has two native file formats: | Vista is a computer vision toolkit for [[X Window System|X-Windows]], developed by Art Pope and David Lowe at the University of British Columbia. It has two native file formats: | ||
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Vista appears to be related in some way to the MIA medical image processing toolkit. | Vista appears to be related in some way to the MIA medical image processing toolkit. | ||
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== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 26 November 2015
- See Vista for other formats with that name.
Vista is a computer vision toolkit for X-Windows, developed by Art Pope and David Lowe at the University of British Columbia. It has two native file formats:
- Vfile - Vista data file format (.v)
- Vplain - Vista plain file format for images (.vp)
Vfile has a plain text header, followed by binary data. It may store an image, or other data.
Vplain is a plain text format that stores a raster image.
Vista appears to be related in some way to the MIA medical image processing toolkit.
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[edit] Specifications
- vista-2.0.tar.gz → man/man5/Vfile.man, man/man5/Vplain.man
[edit] Software
[edit] Sample files
- vista-2.0.tar.gz → data/
