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Category: Science / CAD
Version: 1.6
Size: 211 mb
Developer: Jan van der Laan
Version: 1.6
Size: 211 mb
Developer: Jan van der Laan
|  DataThief |
Review: DataThief is compact applications designed to reverse engineering graphs and tables to extract data used for their generation. This program allows you to interpret the charts screenshots, scanned documents and other files. This tool is valuable for users who need catch data from a table to chart their own and use it for their presentation. You can also použítk data extraction tables for data analysis and calculation of trend or average values. To capture the data, which it is necessary to calibrate and monitor every application line graph. Because this step is to determine the accuracy of the aggregated data, it is important that you take the time to read instructions are available on the website of the developer. The program can determine the coordinate system using three points should be sufficient most 2D graph. For graphs that have the value of the original site, the reference four point system also available. If your chart contains multiple rows, you need to take data for each of them to determine the color, the beginning and the end. This application can monitor the line and export the coordinates to a text file for use in your project. The result can be refined to ensure accuracy and tolerance in the Settings tab. You can also determine how much value you have to draw the graph to perform its analysis. Use application is very simple once you understand how to calibrate a monitor graph. Supports most popular image formats and calibration function allows you to reveal poor scanning. An important feature is the ability to store configuration profiles loaded later when it is the same graph. Advanced users have also the ability to create functions and constants to improve extracting data from a particular image. To sum up, DataThief is flexible instrument which help you interpret the data from scanned or graphical images captured.
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