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Localizer - localization microscopy toolkit

Last changed: 46 weeks 1 day ago

NOTE: binaries for Localizer can now be downloaded from http://sushi.chem.kuleuven.be/svn/Localizer. The source code is available at https://bitbucket.org/pdedecker/localizer.

Localizer provides a full package for performing localization and fluctuation analysis in superresolution fluorescence microscopy (PALM, STORM, SOFI, pcSOFI). The package comes in two parts, an XOP that is responsible for performing fast and efficient calculations, and an Igor procedure that provides a graphical front-end.

The XOP includes operations for a full analysis, including:

MATLAB Functions

Last changed: 2 years 41 weeks ago

The biggest barrier to Igor adoption is usually knowledge of another environment's language. One of these is MATLAB. If a MATLAB users sits down to write Igor code, sometimes they have a hard time figuring out what the equivalent function in Igor is the function they know in MATLAB. And even if they find that function, if they haven't programmed in Igor, they might get stuck on the syntax.

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IGOR.6.20.x-0.x-dev2010-Aug-05Development snapshot for Igor 6.20.x and aboveHelp

Visualization and Analysis of Broadband Transient Absorption Data

Last changed: 3 weeks 3 days ago

Chirp correction procedures landed in version 4.2 and have been updated in version 4.3. Please continue to email with any comments or bugs.

This package includes a set of functions for processing and graphing wavelength and time-resolved absorption data. This code was designed to process data created by the Helios Femtosecond Transient Absorption spectrometer produced by Ultrafast Systems, LLC. However, it will work with any data with the format:


0, time_1, time_2, . . . , time_M
wavelength_1, deltaOD_1_1, deltaOD_1_2, . . . , deltaOD_1_M

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