Group: ImageJ

ImageJ is an open source Java image processing program inspired by NIH Image for the Macintosh.

ImageJ2 is a rewrite of ImageJ for multidimensional image data, with a focus on scientific imaging.

The legacy component enables backward compatibility with the original version of ImageJ (1.x). It contains the code necessary to translate between ImageJ and ImageJ2 images, so that ImageJ plugins can be executed faithfully.

This library contains ImageJ's core image data model, based on ImgLib2. It is the primary mechanism by which image data is managed internally by ImageJ2. This component also provides the corresponding core image display logic for user interfaces.

ImageJ Operations: a framework for reusable algorithms.

The ImageJ core classes include the services framework with some basic services: an event service, which uses a publish/subscribe messaging pattern to manage events, which reduces direct dependencies between components; an object service, for keeping track of registered objects sorted by type; a thread service, for managing running threads; and a platform service, for defining platform-specific functionality. This component also includes some basic utility classes. The core component also includes ImageJ's ...

ImageJ UI for Java Swing.

The data component contains the core image data model, based on ImgLib2. This is the primary mechanism by which image data is managed internally by ImageJ2. This component also provides the corresponding core image display logic for user interfaces.

The ui component contains the user interface (UI) framework for ImageJ. Each ImageJ user interface uses this framework to make itself available for use.

The ext component is ImageJ's framework for extensibility, which allows for the definition of ImageJ modules, plugins and tools. A module is a discrete piece of functionality with typed inputs and outputs. Plugins, scripts and workflows are all types of modules. A plugin is a piece of code that enables functionality (such as an image processing algorithm) within the program. A tool is a piece of code that defines user input behavior, such as drawing on the image with a pencil, or panning the display by ...

The core options component contains some built-in shared preferences for ImageJ. These options appear in the Edit > Options menu.

A runtime patcher to introduce extension points into the original ImageJ (1.x). This project offers extension points for use with ImageJ2 and it also offers limited support for headless operations.

Core commands for ImageJ.

3D mesh structures for ImageJ.

Deprecated ImageJ packages.

ImageJ/TensorFlow integration.

Keeps components of ImageJ up-to-date.

I/O plugins for ImageJ meshes.

The io component provides an input/output service for reading and writing data to and from data streams. It also provides several core plugins for importing image data, as well as a recent file service for keeping track of recently opened files.

AWT utility classes for use with AWT and Swing user interfaces. These classes depend on ImageJ core only, and are considered general-purpose AWT utility classes, potentially useful outside the ImageJ framework.