Supplementary Files for "WingAnalogy: A Tool for Automated Insect Wing Asymmetry and Morphometry Analysis"
Eshghi, Shahab; Rajabi, Hamed; Matushkina, Natalia; Claußen, Lisa; Poser, Johannes; Büscher, Thies; Stanislav Gorb;
Supplementary Files for "WingAnalogy: A Tool for Automated Insect Wing Asymmetry and Morphometry Analysis"
WingAnalogy: A Tool for Automated Insect Wing Asymmetry and Morphometry Analysis. WingAnalogy is a software package developed in Matlab appdesigner based on computer vision and image processing techniques.This software is specifically designed for analyzing the fluctuating asymmetry of insect wings.Shahab Eshghi developed it as part of his PhD project in the functional morphology and biomechanics department at Christian Albrechts University in Kiel, Germany.
- Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Ukraine
- Kiel University Germany
- London South Bank University United Kingdom
MATLAB, Image processing, Fluctuating asymmetry, Analogy, GUI, PSO, Computer vision, Entomology, Procrustes Superimposition
MATLAB, Image processing, Fluctuating asymmetry, Analogy, GUI, PSO, Computer vision, Entomology, Procrustes Superimposition
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