Viewing results
Analysis operations that generate results (such as DiskImageR analysis, MIC detection, and visualization generation) store their outputs in the results directory. You can browse, view, and download these results at any time.
Results list
Click the button (cyan) in the top toolbar to open the results list. Each entry shows:
A thumbnail or folder icon
The result name and description
The creation date
A "New" badge for results that have not yet been viewed
Click a result to open the results file browser.
Results file browser
The results file browser lets you navigate the directory structure of a result:
The left-hand panel shows a directory tree of all files and subdirectories
The center area shows a table of files in the current directory with thumbnails, file names, sizes, and types
Click a file to view it (images are displayed inline; tables and text files are shown in a viewer)
Downloading results
The dropdown provides two options:
- Download everything (*.zip)
Downloads the entire result directory as a ZIP file.
- Download current folder (*.zip)
Downloads only the currently selected directory as a ZIP file.
You can also download individual files by clicking the download icon next to each file.
Result file types
Result items can be of the following types:
File extension | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
.png, .bmp, .jpg, .jpeg | Image | Visualization overlays, annotated images, etc. |
.csv | Table | Quantitative analysis results (RAD, FoG, MIC values, etc.) |
.txt, .json, .xml | Text | Log files, configuration dumps, etc. |
Exporting projects and images
In addition to analysis results, you can export your project data directly from the project view using the dropdown:
- Download selected/all images and annotations (*.zip)
Downloads raw images and their annotation masks as PNG files. Files are named by their original filename with the annotation type as a suffix. This format is for human consumption and cannot be re-imported.
- Download selected/all raw images (*.png)
Downloads only the raw images without annotations.
- Export selection/project as project archive (*.project.zip)
Creates a round-trip importable
.jast.ziparchive containing all images, annotations, and metadata. This can be re-imported into J-AST to reconstruct the project.