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== Downloads == | |||
The ColorizeMS Java application for different platforms can be downloaded [[ColorizeMSWiki/Downloads|here]]. | |||
A Java Web Start link for ColorizeMS is available [[ColorizeMSWiki/WebStart|here]]. | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
The software requirements are specified in the JNLP description of ColorizeMS and will be installed upon start | |||
of the application using Java Web Start technology. The application relies on Java3D with OpenGL bindings: | |||
* [http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/desktop/java3d/ Java3D technology] | |||
* [https://jogl.dev.java.net/ OpenGL Bindings for Java] | |||
== Features == | |||
* Visualize and compare up to three experimental conditions. | |||
* Interactively correct drifts in separation (e.g. retention time in GC- or LC-MS experiments). | |||
* Adjust the intensity of individual measurements to compensate for e.g. different amounts of sample that were analyzed. | |||
* Apply the visualization methods to various data sources, images from 2D gel electrophoresis measurements, GC-, LC-, or GCGC-MS contour plots. | |||
* ColorizeMS makes use of the additive color mapping in the RGB color space and allows to intuitively grasp the main differences in the measured samples. | |||
* Through the use of OpenGL functionality, the rapid zooming, scrolling and color blending of high resolution textures is delegated to the Graphics Processing Unit and allows to interactively visualize high resolution images representing the described experimental data. | |||
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== Integration with MeltDB == | == Integration with MeltDB == | ||
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We have realized the exchange of experimental data form the | We have realized the direct exchange of experimental data form the metabolomics software suite MeltDB to the ColorizeMS Web Start application using on-the-fly generation of JNLP files which describe the input parameters of the software. We are therefore able to directly export 2D representations of chromatograms generated by MeltDB to ColorizeMS. | ||
[[Image:ColorizeMSWiki$meltdb-form.png]] | |||
Up to three measurements from any given experiment can be directly submitted to the ColorizeMS application. | |||
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== Further information == | |||
[[ColorizeMSWiki/UserDocu|User documentation]] | |||
[[ | [[ColorizeMSWiki/DataSets|Sample Data Sets ]] |
Latest revision as of 07:17, 26 October 2011
File:ColorizeMSWiki$logo-small.png
Downloads
The ColorizeMS Java application for different platforms can be downloaded here. A Java Web Start link for ColorizeMS is available here.
Requirements
The software requirements are specified in the JNLP description of ColorizeMS and will be installed upon start of the application using Java Web Start technology. The application relies on Java3D with OpenGL bindings:
Features
- Visualize and compare up to three experimental conditions.
- Interactively correct drifts in separation (e.g. retention time in GC- or LC-MS experiments).
- Adjust the intensity of individual measurements to compensate for e.g. different amounts of sample that were analyzed.
- Apply the visualization methods to various data sources, images from 2D gel electrophoresis measurements, GC-, LC-, or GCGC-MS contour plots.
- ColorizeMS makes use of the additive color mapping in the RGB color space and allows to intuitively grasp the main differences in the measured samples.
- Through the use of OpenGL functionality, the rapid zooming, scrolling and color blending of high resolution textures is delegated to the Graphics Processing Unit and allows to interactively visualize high resolution images representing the described experimental data.
Integration with MeltDB
File:ColorizeMSWiki$meltdb.png
We have realized the direct exchange of experimental data form the metabolomics software suite MeltDB to the ColorizeMS Web Start application using on-the-fly generation of JNLP files which describe the input parameters of the software. We are therefore able to directly export 2D representations of chromatograms generated by MeltDB to ColorizeMS.
File:ColorizeMSWiki$meltdb-form.png
Up to three measurements from any given experiment can be directly submitted to the ColorizeMS application.
Further information
User documentation
Sample Data Sets