Result for 0FDFF88816EBAB6729AA4DB4DA0F0701F2009476

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Key Value
FileName./usr/share/doc/engauge-digitizer/help/engauge.qch
FileSize3178496
MD53FF2FEEE343E22B27AE9BDCED14C38CF
SHA-10FDFF88816EBAB6729AA4DB4DA0F0701F2009476
SHA-25675DF470DDBF9C3A1BE793E7EDA52EBA72D18532571B78FD83A4C56CE9D9AC2D7
SSDEEP98304:mBTIVZa8dBzWI/6eOHLzMBVACn+r+V7GJZSl:5fqNbhlcmSl
TLSHT1C4E5330132467EE1F1D6AB797840C80DEE627E6DE46D8AED644D0285ADFC30C8B1DA5F
hashlookup:parent-total4
hashlookup:trust70

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The searched file hash is included in 4 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
MD5BABC64236F8E9F1C562F5EB94D52FDC3
PackageArchppc64le
PackageDescriptionThe Engauge Digitizer tool accepts image files (like PNG, JPEG and TIFF) containing graphs, and recovers the data points from those graphs. The resulting data points are usually used as input to other software applications. Conceptually, Engauge Digitizer is the opposite of a graphing tool that converts data points to graphs. The process is shown below - an image file is imported, digitized within Engauge, and exported as a table of numeric data to a text file. Work can be saved into an Engauge DIG file. New features already added to Engauge: - Grid lines are displayed for fine adjustments of the axis points that define the coordinate systems - Automated line and point extraction rapidly digitizes data - Image processing for separating important details from background information - Undo/redo of all operations means recovering from mistakes and experimenting with options is painless - Installers for Windows and OSX operating systems, and repository packages for Linux make installation easy - Wizard provides an interactive tutorial to explain the basic steps - Wizard creates a checklist guide to interactively leads user through steps from file import to file export - Cubic spline interpolation between points gives more accurate curves with fewer points - Axes Checker briefly highlights the axes when they are defined or modified, to reveal entry mistakes - Graph coordinates can be specified as date and time values, or as degrees, minutes and seconds - File import and data export by drag-and-drop and copy/paste - Test suite for regression testing minimizes code breakage as new features are added - Multiple coordinate systems in the same image can be digitized in advanced mode - Axes with only one known coordinate (floating axes) can be digitized in advanced mode - Geometry Window displays geometric information about the selected curve - Curve Fitting Window fits a polynomial function to the selected curve
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNameengauge-digitizer
PackageRelease4.el8
PackageVersion12.1
SHA-17B8F0EE184FDD2D12320A242ACBF153FA534D0E9
SHA-256222B51598450E5889E16D427245EAC88206FE96E896C25038E10B85D37A977FF
Key Value
MD55667C5F4A446A9CE43C1429A582C9774
PackageArchs390x
PackageDescriptionThe Engauge Digitizer tool accepts image files (like PNG, JPEG and TIFF) containing graphs, and recovers the data points from those graphs. The resulting data points are usually used as input to other software applications. Conceptually, Engauge Digitizer is the opposite of a graphing tool that converts data points to graphs. The process is shown below - an image file is imported, digitized within Engauge, and exported as a table of numeric data to a text file. Work can be saved into an Engauge DIG file. New features already added to Engauge: - Grid lines are displayed for fine adjustments of the axis points that define the coordinate systems - Automated line and point extraction rapidly digitizes data - Image processing for separating important details from background information - Undo/redo of all operations means recovering from mistakes and experimenting with options is painless - Installers for Windows and OSX operating systems, and repository packages for Linux make installation easy - Wizard provides an interactive tutorial to explain the basic steps - Wizard creates a checklist guide to interactively leads user through steps from file import to file export - Cubic spline interpolation between points gives more accurate curves with fewer points - Axes Checker briefly highlights the axes when they are defined or modified, to reveal entry mistakes - Graph coordinates can be specified as date and time values, or as degrees, minutes and seconds - File import and data export by drag-and-drop and copy/paste - Test suite for regression testing minimizes code breakage as new features are added - Multiple coordinate systems in the same image can be digitized in advanced mode - Axes with only one known coordinate (floating axes) can be digitized in advanced mode - Geometry Window displays geometric information about the selected curve - Curve Fitting Window fits a polynomial function to the selected curve
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNameengauge-digitizer
PackageRelease4.el8
PackageVersion12.1
SHA-1DAE8EF6BD3B4A5FEFA3082DCAC38767EA2D3346C
SHA-2565B9D61A7AA98CE859BB51896E6F5A70979BB6B089DB4C18CA1BA41FC5FF7044B
Key Value
MD5807F02DB7D83AA121FC7342617C92B5B
PackageArchaarch64
PackageDescriptionThe Engauge Digitizer tool accepts image files (like PNG, JPEG and TIFF) containing graphs, and recovers the data points from those graphs. The resulting data points are usually used as input to other software applications. Conceptually, Engauge Digitizer is the opposite of a graphing tool that converts data points to graphs. The process is shown below - an image file is imported, digitized within Engauge, and exported as a table of numeric data to a text file. Work can be saved into an Engauge DIG file. New features already added to Engauge: - Grid lines are displayed for fine adjustments of the axis points that define the coordinate systems - Automated line and point extraction rapidly digitizes data - Image processing for separating important details from background information - Undo/redo of all operations means recovering from mistakes and experimenting with options is painless - Installers for Windows and OSX operating systems, and repository packages for Linux make installation easy - Wizard provides an interactive tutorial to explain the basic steps - Wizard creates a checklist guide to interactively leads user through steps from file import to file export - Cubic spline interpolation between points gives more accurate curves with fewer points - Axes Checker briefly highlights the axes when they are defined or modified, to reveal entry mistakes - Graph coordinates can be specified as date and time values, or as degrees, minutes and seconds - File import and data export by drag-and-drop and copy/paste - Test suite for regression testing minimizes code breakage as new features are added - Multiple coordinate systems in the same image can be digitized in advanced mode - Axes with only one known coordinate (floating axes) can be digitized in advanced mode - Geometry Window displays geometric information about the selected curve - Curve Fitting Window fits a polynomial function to the selected curve
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNameengauge-digitizer
PackageRelease4.el8
PackageVersion12.1
SHA-1C75C6CEC628EDE471EA9FE66D082443E0A82C49B
SHA-2565B0F030CA20CED6F31F3ADFC96186267B399012F0C76E39A5458478461573EDB
Key Value
MD5F6C3BB088417AEFE28B6ABD0DCFA17AB
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionThe Engauge Digitizer tool accepts image files (like PNG, JPEG and TIFF) containing graphs, and recovers the data points from those graphs. The resulting data points are usually used as input to other software applications. Conceptually, Engauge Digitizer is the opposite of a graphing tool that converts data points to graphs. The process is shown below - an image file is imported, digitized within Engauge, and exported as a table of numeric data to a text file. Work can be saved into an Engauge DIG file. New features already added to Engauge: - Grid lines are displayed for fine adjustments of the axis points that define the coordinate systems - Automated line and point extraction rapidly digitizes data - Image processing for separating important details from background information - Undo/redo of all operations means recovering from mistakes and experimenting with options is painless - Installers for Windows and OSX operating systems, and repository packages for Linux make installation easy - Wizard provides an interactive tutorial to explain the basic steps - Wizard creates a checklist guide to interactively leads user through steps from file import to file export - Cubic spline interpolation between points gives more accurate curves with fewer points - Axes Checker briefly highlights the axes when they are defined or modified, to reveal entry mistakes - Graph coordinates can be specified as date and time values, or as degrees, minutes and seconds - File import and data export by drag-and-drop and copy/paste - Test suite for regression testing minimizes code breakage as new features are added - Multiple coordinate systems in the same image can be digitized in advanced mode - Axes with only one known coordinate (floating axes) can be digitized in advanced mode - Geometry Window displays geometric information about the selected curve - Curve Fitting Window fits a polynomial function to the selected curve
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNameengauge-digitizer
PackageRelease4.el8
PackageVersion12.1
SHA-11D240112528858384F4EEA100764890E111329DC
SHA-256D44B40BE96C641A96D6976BCA0A2B1A93F9CA9697860014710CCB37ADBCE85F1