Welcome to the TreeSnatcher Plus tutorials.
All images in the tutorials are used for
educational purposes only. They are copyrighted by their respective
owners. All images were obtained using the Google image search engine.
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The icon was modified from
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| Tutorial 1 | Overview of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) and all activities | |
| Tutorial 2 Material | Idea, challenge, and strategy | |
| Tutorial 3 Material | First preprocessing steps | |
| Tutorial 4 Material | Manipulation of existing trees | |
| Tutorial 5 Material | Special topology issues | |
| Tutorial 6 Material | Treatment of complicated images | |
| The Last Tutorial | Phylogenies are everywhere |
| Snapshot 1 | Rectangular tree 1 | |
| Snapshot 2 | Rectangular tree 2 | |
| Snapshot 3 | Rectangular tree 3 | |
| Snapshot 4 | Rectangular tree 4 | |
| Snapshot 5 | Rectangular tree 5 | |
| Snapshot 6 | Rectangular tree 6 | |
| Snapshot 7 | Freeform tree 1 | |
| Snapshot 8 | Freeform tree 2 | |
| Snapshot 9 | Freeform tree 3 | |
| Snapshot 10 | A colorful image | |
| Snapshot 11 | Topology that requires a small look-ahead value | |
| Snapshot 12 | A nice rectangular tree | |
| Snapshot 13 | A matter of seconds | |
| Snapshot 14 | A rectangular tree with less sharp bends | |
| Snapshot 15 | Here TreeSnatcher cannot recognize branch segments yet | |
| Snapshot 16 | A tree with many redundant pixels | |
| Snapshot 17 | A rectangular tree with an interesting topology |
TreeSnatcher Plus is a non-profit project. It is
published under the GNU General Public License.
Mail contact: Thomas Laubach,
laubach{at}cs.uni-duesseldorf.de.