TINA - open source Vision Processing Algorithm building blocks (in C).
Superb Resource.
University of Sheffield.

    http://www.niac.man.ac.uk/Tina/


(Key words reference from Peter Peres I think.)

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Version 4.0.1 of TINA has been released (see the software page for details)


What is TINA?

The TINA algorithm development libraries have been developed over a number
of years to simplify the task of vision algorithm development and
evaluation. It has been developed over the past 10 years by members of the
University of Sheffield at both the Artificial Intelligence Vision Research
Unit (AIVRU) and the Electronic Systems Group (ESG). TINA development is now
continuing at the University of Manchester in the Neuro-Imaging Analysis
Centre (NiAC).
The libraries have been written in ANSI C and provide an infrastructure for
algorithm development. Functionality in the libraries includes;

Functionality to support `tool' development under the X windows interface
Data structures and I/O for different image types including char, int,
float, double and complex
Functionality to manipulate and display images together with overlay
information
Image processing functions such as gradient filters, morphological
operators, convolutions structures
Data structures and functionality for mathematical constructs such as
vectors, matices and geometric types
Low-level vision algorithms such as edge and corner extraction
High-level vision algorithms such as stereo, model matching, object
recognition

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