I updated the tutorial for PIVlab.


The next release of PIVlab is in progress. It will have some additional features and some bug fixes.

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  1. Woon Choon NgSeptember 5, 2014 at 3:15 PM

    Would there possible for you to post the paper link about the FFT window deformation ? I would like to read more details for this part.
    Thanks

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