Information and documentation on Breeze features and hardware setup
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Installing Java Breeze already comes bundled with a Java runtime environment - this is how to install a specific version
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Mac Install Guide This guide shows how to add the Breeze application to you macOS operating systems menus.
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Breeze system overview Overview of the components of the Breeze software suite
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How to activate your 30 days free trial license -
How to activate your license using activation code -
How to activate your license using login -
How to activate your license offline How to activate a license on a computer without internet access
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Breeze log files and troubleshooting This page describes log files and troubleshooting, sharing files with Prediktera support, and ways to troubleshoot performance issues.
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Supported hardware List of supported hardware devices
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Hardware and settings guide This guide will show how to setup Camera and Sample Mover in Breeze
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HySpex hardware installation Connect to HySpex camera and troubleshooting
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Specim hardware installation guide Specim installations requirements and troubleshooting
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Specim FX50 Settings for Specim GFX50 (previously called generic Ethernet camera)
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Unispectral How to connect and configure Unispectral camera
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INNO-SPEC Configuration guide for INNO-SPEC RedEye 1.7+ cameras
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Resonon Resonon camera settings
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Basler Generic Basler cameras
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IDS IDS industrial RGB cameras via GigE
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HAIP Solutions HAIP Solutions BlackIndustry Sensor push-broom linescanner
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Qtechnology Qtechnology hyperspectral camera
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HTTP Sample Mover Generic HTTP sample mover, tray or conveyor
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LucidControl Sample Mover Hard I/O conveyor belt controller.
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Prediktera Data Server Stream data to Breeze from other software
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Detection Technology camera Settings for Detection Technology camera
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Spectral imaging Breeze can work with hyperspectral data in different formats, and convert between them in visualizations and in the analysis tree. There are four modes: None (raw values), Reflectance, Absorbance or Radiance.
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Reference averaging Optimize disk space with compressed references, set defaults for new projects, and update existing measurements by averaging reference frames.
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Continuously update stored white reference based on the dark reference By continuously updating the stored white reference based on the dark reference, accuracy and speed improves in continuous measurement streams.
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Store White and Dark references This guide shows how to store a white or dark reference so it can be used for more than one image.
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Changing spectra How to specify reflectance, absorbance, or radiance
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Recorder Guide to recording new images using Breeze Recorder
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Classification (ML training) Train model to classify spectral data into classes
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Quantification (ML training) Create quantification models using regression algorithms.
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Import of ONNX model How to import ONNX models created outside of Breeze
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ONNX image segmentation This guide shows how to use the object detection in Breeze for deep learning image segmentation.
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Training ONNX model using external python script file -
Enabling GPU acceleration Enabling GPU acceleration
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Importing data This guide shows how to import images of different format, projects and other data into into Breeze.
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Spectrum Viewer Spectrum Viewer enables quick viewing of very large images. Interactively compare hyperspectral data between parts of an image. Spectrum Viewer is available as a tab for measurements in Breeze, but also comes as a stand-alone program that can be used without Breeze as a general purpose hyperspectral image viewer and editor with export functionality to Radiance, Reflectance and Absorbance spectral formats.
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Segmentation guide This guide will show you how to use the different types of image segmentation that are available in Breeze.
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Workflow descriptor guide This guide will show you how to create a workflow with different descriptors and limits. Descriptors are parameters that can be calculated for the prediction of image data.
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Workflow limits guide This guide will show how to use limits to change the scale for the colors that are used to visualize the result.
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Breeze properties BreezeProperties.xm contains settings that control camera hardware, default units and visualization.
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Spectral angle mapper (SAM) guide This user guide will shows how to use the spectral angle mapper descriptor to classify mineral samples.
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Create end members This user guide shows how to create end members using manual segmentation.
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Depth registration Set true depth of samples
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Pixel Mask Save and import pixel masks into Breeze
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Crop image Cropping an image means removing unwanted outer areas from a picture to focus on a specific part. You can optionally split the image into smaller images using a grid.
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Export to CSV text file Output data and spectral average data for one or more segmentations from the Analysis tree can be saved as a CSV text file where column separator and decimal separator can be changed.
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Export predicted data Predicted data are output data from Breeze’s analysis tree for a specific segmentation. You select the analysis tree segmentation to export, and other settings, as well as the output file type. The output data are saved in the different bands of the resulting image.
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Measurement Name Template The Measurement Name Template setting allows users to define the default names of recorded measurements
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Histogram smoothing Provides configuration settings for histogram smoothing and band averaging in multispectral-to-RGB conversion, beginning with the minimum band count requirement.
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Wavelength matching Breeze uses the closest match to find data for a wavelength, but a different above the setting for wavelength matching tolerance results in errors when applying the workflow to data.
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Project options Project options are settings that can be different for each Breeze project.
This page outlines how to download, license, install, start and troubleshoot Breeze.
Breeze HySpex Recorder is an edition of Breeze, introduced in version 2025.1, designed to perform data acquisition from HySpex cameras, and perform image editing and interactive analysis of the spectral data. It is offered free of charge to HySpex customers.
Breeze requires a license that has been activated in Predikteras licensing system to run. This page describes how licensing works.
Specific hardware suppliers settings and troubleshooting
This page explains dark and white references and how they are used in Breeze.
Breeze allows for different applications of machine learning algorithms.
This guide will give some information about the Breeze “workspace” and how the files and data are organized in Breeze.
Measurements can be duplicated, renamed, deleted or moved and be edited by cropping, mirroring, rotation, changing resolution with binning, and changing hyperspectral data by spectral binning.
Export in Breeze is used to make data available to other applications.
Breeze settings per workspace directory