Introduction
Welcome to the Proofig Sub-Image Inspect page. This advanced tool lets you inspect images independently from Proofig's automated algorithm. It provides powerful investigation tools for detailed manual inspection of manuscript sub-images. This feature is tailored for advanced users who need to dive deeper into potential integrity issues, offering flexibility and control. It's ideal for checking specific allegations, performing visual scans, and conducting advanced investigations. In this guide, we'll overview the key features and navigation on this page.
Accessing Sub-Image Inspect
To access the Sub-Image Inspect page, choose 'Sub-Image Inspect' from the main menu on the left side of any page.
Select the article containing the sub-image you want to inspect and click on it to open the Sub-Image Inspect page.
Features on the Left Side
On the left side, above the presented sub-image, you can use the filter select options to enhance sub-image features with various filters. Apply Proofig's investigation tools for a detailed inspection of sub-images.
Example of HSV color map
add comments for sub-images, which will be included in the final report.
Features on the Right Side
On the right side, use the dropdown box to select the specific page you want to inspect.
You can manually select any sub-image by using your mouse or navigate through them using the arrow keys.
Advanced Usage
The Sub-Image Inspect page is designed for advanced users, such as investigators, who need to perform in-depth investigations. It provides the tools and flexibility needed for thorough image analysis, allowing you to:
Apply various filters to highlight potential issues
Add detailed comments on specific sub-images
Navigate easily between pages and sub-images
Conduct comprehensive manual inspections
Conclusion
That’s an overview of the Proofig Sub-Image Inspect page. Use these features to conduct detailed and advanced image inspections with ease. To explore more about Proofig and its solutions, visit our homepage. Thank you for using Proofig.