Temporal analysis of relative distances

Public releases of the TARDIS software

TARDIS (Temporal Analysis of Relative Distances) is a software created to get unbiased and accurate single-particle tracking (spt) information directly from localization data. It is especially powerful in difficult spt conditions, such as heavily blinking particles, high density of localizations, or with a lot of additional noise. The full overview of the scientific implementation of the algorithms underlying TARDIS can be found in the manuscript:

Martens et al., “Temporal analysis of relative distances (TARDIS) is a robust, parameter-free alternative to single-particle tracking”, Nature Methods (2024)

Getting started

The latest release can be found here

TARDIS can generally be run via a graphical user-interface or as a standalone set of scripts in MATLAB. For a quick overview of the TARDIS software with graphical user-interface, read "Getting started with TARDIS". For a full detailed description of all TARDIS details, read "the TARDIS Manual"

Licence

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence