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Multivac is an open source code provided under the GNU General Public License.
Latest release
Download the latest release: Multivac 1.10.1 [released on 2006-12-27].
Download the latest version of the documentation for Multivac 1.9 or browse it online 
. Slight
updates for Multivac 1.10 may follow.
What is new from version 1.9?
- Chan-Vese algorithm (image segmentation): class
CImageIntensity - Gradient-based speedfunction (image segmentation): class
CGradientSegmentation - Program
image.cppto demonstrate image segmentation - MultivacDisplay (released separately, below) brings a new GUI to Multivac for image segmentation
- Use of a configuration file to setup program
image.cpp - A few improvements and minor bug fixes
- Support of Microsoft Visual Studio (2005, probably starting from 2003)
Installation of Multivac
Expand the code and its documentation. Recall that, under Unix:
tar -jxvf file.tar.bz2expands an .tar.bz2 archive.tar -zxvf file.tgzexpands an .tgz archive.
Open the HTML documentation. If you downloaded the documentation, open
index.html in the root directory of the documentation. Follow the
user's guide, specially the section "running Multivac", and you should be able
to complete the installation easily.
Python package to display Multivac output
The package MultivacDisplay is available to display the results, and it provides a graphical user interface for image segmentation. It should work under any Unix/Linux system.
Download MultivacDisplay 3.1.
User's guide: MultivacDisplay 3.1 User's Guide (including guide to installation)
Requirements (in short): Python 2.3+, Matplotlib, and PyQt (GUI only).
Previous releases
Previous relases are still available (but they shoud be useless):
