BOREC tool
BOREC tool is a python GUI-based tool for processing hyperspectral data. It has functionality for reading and browsing data in ENVI file format. It provides functions for evaluating statistics, clustering and denoising hyperspectral data.
BOREC tool is Free, Open Source Software (FOSS) distributed under the BSD-3 License.
Getting started
You need to have Python and the pip installator installed on your system. We recommend to use the Miniconda distribution.
The latest release of the tool is always hosted on PyPI. You can install the BOREC tool and its dependences from the command line with
pip install borec-tool
Funding Acknowledgement
TH03010330 BOREC – Barevný Obraz v prostředí „Realtime Embedded Computing“
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