DSPView
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DSPView is a MATLAB framework for ultrasound B-mode, velocity, strain and elastographic processing. 
It has a simple GUI which lets you easily try different algorithms and parameters, the output
image will update in real-time. This drastically reduces the amount of time needed to find
an optimal parameter set. 

![Flow_chart](http://thomab.github.com/DSPView/img/flow_chart.png)

Demonstration video
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[![Video](http://thomab.github.io/DSPView/img/youtube_link.png)](http://youtu.be/Y7wjaqBPt9o)

Screenshot
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![Screenshot](http://thomab.github.com/DSPView/img/screenshot.png)

Documentation
=======
A [quickstart guide](documentation/quickstart.pdf) can be found in the documentation folder.

The .m files themselves have comments, and support the default MATLAB help system ("help DSPView")

The underlaying estimators and algorithms are documented in a master's thesis,
[Intraoperative Ultrasound Strain Imaging of Brain Tumors](http://bit.ly/GNmyhO), 
for which DSPView was developed. 

DSPView
=======

DSPView is a MATLAB framework for ultrasound B-mode, velocity, strain and elastographic processing. 
It has a simple GUI which lets you easily try out different estimators, filters and parameters. The output
images will update in real-time, enabling quick prototyping and making it easier to get an intuitive understanding
of the digital signal processing involved. 

![Flow_chart](http://thomab.github.com/DSPView/img/flow_chart.png)

Demonstration video
=======
[![Video](http://thomab.github.io/DSPView/img/youtube_link.png)](http://youtu.be/Y7wjaqBPt9o)

Screenshot
=======
![Screenshot](http://thomab.github.com/DSPView/img/screenshot.png)

Documentation
=======
A [quickstart guide](documentation/quickstart.pdf) can be found in the documentation folder.

The .m files themselves have comments, and support the default MATLAB help system ("help DSPView")

The underlaying estimators and algorithms are documented in a master's thesis,
[Intraoperative Ultrasound Strain Imaging of Brain Tumors](http://bit.ly/GNmyhO), 
for which DSPView was developed. 

Clean up the readme file
Clean up the readme file
