mri-materials
- Julia (1.4.1)
- FFTW, PyPlot, HDF5, LsqFit, GZip
- Python (3.7)
- SoS(py3+julia), scipy , plotly
1: Sensitivity encoded MRI reconstruction
- Preview: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/nankueichen/education_SENSE_MRI/blob/main/main.ipynb
- Complete files: https://github.com/nankueichen/education_SENSE_MRI
2: Magnitude and phase data processing for multi-TE gradient-echo MRI
- Preview: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/nankueichen/multi_TE_MRI/blob/main/main.ipynb
- Complete files: https://github.com/nankueichen/multi_TE_MRI
3: DTI data processing
- Preview: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/nankueichen/education_DTI_processing/blob/main/main.ipynb
- Complete files: https://github.com/nankueichen/education_DTI_processing
4: RF pulse design:
- Preview: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/sequintoa/BME639-RF/blob/master/Lab/RFPulse.ipynb
- Complete files: https://github.com/sequintoa/BME639-RF/tree/master/Lab
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