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The '''Image Manager''' provides a place to load, organize, explore, and manipulate images before further analysis with Eigenvector tools. | |||
==Opening Image Manager== | |||
The Image Manager interface can be started from the [[Workspace Browser]] (when using Solo or PLS_Toolbox) or from the command line using the command <tt>miagui</tt>. | |||
::<tt>>> miagui</tt> | |||
It can also be started by clicking on the Image Manager icon in the Workspace Browser | |||
==Work Flow== | |||
# Load data by clicking on one of the Image Loading leafs [in the Image Manger tree] or by clicking on one of the demo data leafs. | |||
# If you're working with a group of images, add them to your group with the buttons or double-click the data leaf in the Loaded Images branch of the tree. | |||
# Use the Image Toolbar to manipulate and explore you image. '''NOTE''': the "Apply To Group" toggle button is "on" by default, this will apply any appropriate action to your image group when using the Image Toolbar. | |||
# Export your images to [[Analysis GUI|Analysis]] or [[Texture_GUI | Texture]] for further exploration. | |||
Revision as of 20:37, 28 October 2009
The Image Manager provides a place to load, organize, explore, and manipulate images before further analysis with Eigenvector tools.
Opening Image Manager
The Image Manager interface can be started from the Workspace Browser (when using Solo or PLS_Toolbox) or from the command line using the command miagui.
- >> miagui
It can also be started by clicking on the Image Manager icon in the Workspace Browser
Work Flow
- Load data by clicking on one of the Image Loading leafs [in the Image Manger tree] or by clicking on one of the demo data leafs.
- If you're working with a group of images, add them to your group with the buttons or double-click the data leaf in the Loaded Images branch of the tree.
- Use the Image Toolbar to manipulate and explore you image. NOTE: the "Apply To Group" toggle button is "on" by default, this will apply any appropriate action to your image group when using the Image Toolbar.
- Export your images to Analysis or Texture for further exploration.