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These release notes describe system requirements,
installation instructions, and known issues for HCA-Vision
Neurite Analysis Module V1.1.
These release notes are updated each time when we have major
releases, so please check back for new information.
Upon receiving feedback or bug reports, we will resolve
the bugs and release patched versions until the next major release.
For example, patched versions 1.1.1, 1.1.2, ..., shall be
released before the major release V1.2.0.
Software Requirements
- Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 or Windows
2003
- Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1
Hardware Requirements
- PC with 550 MHz Intel Pentium processor; 1 GHz or faster
recommended
- 512 MB of RAM required; 1 GB or more of RAM recommended
- 200 MB hard-disk space required; 1 GB or more hard-disk
space recommended
Manually Uninstalling Previous Versions of HCA-Vision When
Upgrading
Installing HCA-Vision
Insert the HCA-Vision Installation CD
into the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. -
The CD should start and run
automatically. If it does not, double click the “DEFAULT.HTM”
file on the CD.
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follow the instructions the installer
provides.
For detailed Installation Instructions, please
click here.
Features
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Sensitive and robust detection of
neurites, even in the presence of variable background
brightness, variable neurite staining, high cell densities and
high levels of neurite interconnections.
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Detailed and biologically relevant
features describing the complexity of neurite branching
including measurements of neuron and neurite features in
various depth of morphology.
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Detailed intensity measurements for
nucleus, cytoplasm, donut, membrane, neuron body and neurite.
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Powerful image pre-processing utilities.
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Batch processing using pre-tuned neurite
analysis parameters stored as parameter profiles.
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Step by step wizard leading users to
fine-tune most parameters with a “Drag-N-See” feature – users
can drag scroll bars of individual parameters and then
directly see the real-time response in intermediate results.
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Rich outputs – results are reported in
various formats including result images, crystal reports,
tabular result display and figures, which can be easily
exported or saved as different formats such as
TIF/JPEG/BMP/GIF, PDF, Excel, Word, Rich Text etc.
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Three-way cross referencing showing
correspondences among statistical results in the tabular
neurite analysis report, neuron bodies in the original image
and the result image.
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Storing parameter profiles for batch
processing or future reuse.
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High speed – underlying algorithms have
been optimised over ten years of intensive use.
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Many image formats – can read over 140
different image formats.
Fixes
Nil.
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