Between 1971 and 1979, PARC scientists invented the first truly personal computer, the first windows-based graphical user interface, the first user-friendly word processing program, the first adjustable screen and printer fonts, the computer mouse, the laser printer, and the Ethernet networking protocol to tie local computers together.
Both of the above-mentioned segments face similar challenges: technology for precise image reconstruction for objects with complex morphology (e.g. mountain landscapes) [77]; development of efficient, easy, user-friendly image processing, editing, buffering and streaming software (for PCs, tables and mobile devices) which would support different operational systems [78].
The commercial clinical PET scanners have high spatial resolution (~3 mm) and high sensitivity, and have streamlined and user-friendly image processing packages, including automated spatially explicit measurement of radiation attenuation by the plant tissues and soil [ 21].
We present here a fast, flexible, and user-friendly post-processing pipeline overcoming this efficiency mismatch and delivering reconstructed tomographic datasets just few seconds after the data have been acquired, enabling fast parameter and image quality evaluation as well as efficient post-processing of TBs of tomographic data.
These characteristics make the filter an interesting and user-friendly tool for processing of XRD data.
This study achieves Goal 1, to develop and present user-friendly methods for processing genome skimming data without the use of complex bioinformatics programs.
Offer a user-friendly purchasing process.
The usefulness of FORTRAN programming language to develop a user-friendly interface including pre-processing and post-processing has been demonstrated by the present version of the software.
Modern CAM software provide efficient, error-free, and user-friendly interfaces to develop processing sequences for manufacturing tasks.
In this era of big data, tools like Apache Spark have provided a user-friendly platform for batch processing of large datasets.
