Magnetic Affair Mac OS

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Magnetic Affair Mac OS

Free software framework for rapid prototyping of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sequences in a handy graphical user interface (GUI)

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ODIN is a handy, powerful C++ software framework that can help you develop, simulate and run magnetic resonance sequences on different platforms.

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ODIN is:

State-of-the-Art: It includes sequence modules for echo-planar imaging and spiral-imaging, parallel imaging with GRAPPA reconstruction, two-dimensional pulses and field-map-based distortion corrections.

Easy-to-Use: All common steps, from compiling your sequence to plotting or simulating it, can be performed within a graphical user interface.

Supported Image/Data Formats:

· ASCII· Ansoft HFSS ASCII· DICOM· GNU-Zip container for other formats· Iris3D binary data· JCAMP-DX data sets· JCAMP-DX image format· Matlab ascii 2D data matrix· MetaImage· NIFTI/ANALYZE, dialects: fsl· PNG image writer· Vista, dialects: common odin lipsia xlipsia· Visualization Toolkit· double raw data· float raw data· signed 16 bit raw data· signed 32 bit raw data· signed 8 bit raw data· unsigned 16 bit raw data· unsigned 32 bit raw data· unsigned 8 bit raw data· x-y positions of non-zeroes in ASCII

NOTE: Installation instructions for Mac OS X can be found in the INSTALL.TXT file inside the archive.

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New in ODIN 1.8.8:

New Features:
Added FilterCluster (-cluster) for clustering of adjacent non-zero voxels
Added FilterEdit (-edit) to edit single voxel values or range of values
Added FilterTimeShift

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ODIN 2.0.3

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runs on:: Mac OS X 10.7 or later (PPC & Intel)
file size:: 2 MB
main category:: Developer Tools
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