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Hi Brian,

Am 18.05.2011 01:33, schrieb Armstrong, Brian:
> How do you analyze a 1GB image?
you're right, it's a bit tricky to analyze such large images because a 
large part of the good old analysis metaphors and concepts are either 
quite slow or don't work at all. Additionally, the software must be able 
to handle the large images quite fast...

Our arivis Browser software is able to handle and analyze even very 
large data sets as whole slides (about 40GB uncompressed) without the 
need of picking ROIs manually. Have a look on a sample application on 
our website (http://www.arivis.com/en/solution-analysis-of-protein-spots)

As far as I know you are trying our Vision 4D software. The arivis 
Browser contains all the visualization functions of Vision 4D plus a 
number of analysis modules.

Hope that helps a bit,
Christian

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