Acknowledgments

Contributors

The black-box toolbox was developed by Esben Høgh-Rasmussen during a Ph.D. at the Neurobiology Research Unit, Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark. It is used for research in inverse problems in PET and SPECT imaging of the brain.

The image of the bird used in the image deblurring examples, were shot by Germ Wind, and graciously donated under the terms of the GPL. See the examples for further information about the image.

Funding

The development of the toolbox would not be possible without the financial support from the following organizations:

Also, parts of the toolbox were developed at Tufts University, Massachussets, USA. This trip was made possible with funding from:

Other Acknowledgements

Some artwork was derived from the GNOME/GTK+ projects. Parts are originally licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). The copies and derivatives contained in BBTools is relicensed under the GPL, as expressely permitted by the LGPL section 3.

Citing the Toolbox

If you are using the toolbox, please give credit to it by citing it with a reference such as:

Esben Høgh-Rasmussen.
BBTools - a Matlab Toolbox for Black-Box Computations.
Neurobiology Research Unit, Copenhagen University Hospital, 2005.
URL http://nru.dk/software/bbtools/

If you are using LaTeX and BibTeX you may use the following entry:

@Manual{bbtools05,
  title =        {{BBTools} -- a {Matlab} Toolbox for Black-Box Computations.},
  author =       {H{\o}gh-Rasmussen, Esben},
  organization = {Neurobiology Research Unit, Copenhagen University Hospital},
  year =         {2005},
  URL =          {http://nru.dk/software/bbtools/}
}

If you need the specify the precise version of the toolbox, you may use the instruction ver('bbtools').