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Imatest APIExecutable programs for automated testing | ![]() |
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Introduction
The initial API release (April 2007) is a set of EXE (Windows executable) programs, called API/EXE, which includes the following modules:
How Imatest API/EXE works![]() Imatest API/EXE is a set of standalone programs initiated by DOS calls from the test system. They have the same functionality as the corresponding modules in Imatest Pro, but they operate without user intervention, making them suitable for use in automated systems. API/EXE modules are represented by the blue box in the figure on the right. The test system interacts with the API/EXE programs through files specified in the DOS command line: the primary inputs are an image file and an INI control file (created and saved by Imatest Pro during setup). The output is data files in XML or Excel-readable .CSV format. Figures can be saved if desired. Although Imatest API/EXE operates independently of Imatest Pro, we strongly recommend that API/EXE users have at least one Imatest Pro installation on site. See Imatest API/EXE instructions for detailed instructions for all modules. Pricing and distributionThe pricing (in USD) for the API/EXE programs is
Contact
Imatest API will not be available for public download. When we receive your request for a 30 day trial, your payment, or approve your purchase order, we will either send you instructions for downloading the installation files or send you the files themselves (typically around 800 kB per module). Contact us to discuss delivery details. More about Imatest APIImatest plans to introduce API/DLL programs about two months after the introduction of API/EXE in April 2007. API/DLL will be priced slightly higher than API/EXE. API/EXE users will be able to upgrade for the price difference. Many API/DLL installations will require some customization and support. Feel free to contact us with your specific requirements. We also plan to introduce new test charts (using scalable vector graphics) along with modifications of sfr.exe that will support automatic region of interest (ROI) selection. This will allow for more framing tolerance in MTF tests. |
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