Releases: CoreRasurae/QuickLabPIV-ng
Releases · CoreRasurae/QuickLabPIV-ng
v0.8.7
v0.8.6
Fixes Bug in:
- GaussianFilter2D where the filter was improperly using the image height as its width, resulting in buggy behavior for asymmetric resolutions.
Other changes:
- Switched default Lagrange multiplier value of Liu-Shen from 1000 to 4.
- Updated the About dialog box information.
v0.8.5
Fixes bug in:
- dense Liu-Shen Aparapi HPC/GPU implementations to work with small Lagrange multiplier values of around 4.0
- dense Liu-Shen Aparapi HPC/GPU implementations to properly handle synchronization through Java and OpenCL atomics
- Liu-Shen Java CPU implementation to work with small Lagrange multiplier values of around 4.0
- Lucas-Kanade implementations behavior at the image top pixel row
- Image.clipImage() method when clipping images to targets that need instancing
Simplifies:
- Lucas-Kanade Aparapi HPC/GPU implementations around readPixelWithWarp(...) method
v0.8.4
QuickLabPIV-ng v0.8.4
- Fixes GPU FFT Benchmark diagnostic test
- Fixes missing logo in AboutDialog window
- Updated AboutDialog window co-supervisors list
- All unit tests passing
v0.8.3
v0.8.3 - Initial release of QuickLabPIV-ng
- PIV and Hybrid PIV high performance computing application with GP-GPU OpenCL support (by Aparapi)
- Friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Supports both dense and sparse Liu-Shen combined with Lucas-Kanade and Lucas-Kanade only Optical Flow methods
- Support classic PIV and PIV with warping modes
- MATLAB file format data export including multi-volume support
- Adaptive PIV support with configurable start and end Interrogation Area window sizes
- Multiple sub-pixel methods including Polynomial Gaussian 1D-1D and Hongwei Guo's Gaussian 1D-1D Robust Linear regression, among others
- Vector validation and substitution including secondary peak substitution
- Single XML configuration file
- Support images sequences and image pairs
- Selectable GPU per CPU threads distribution