NMR software development webpages
These pages are set up to provide an overview set of HOWTOs regarding software tool usage.
Use the links along the top navigation bar to navigate through the site. This web site is
organised along the following lines:
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Miscellaneous Tools and
Utilities.
This page describes several miscellaneous tools and utilities that might be of
interest to NMR center developers. It is divided into two main sections,
Internal and External. The Internal references libraries / classes / utilities
that have been developed in-house; the External page lists some pointers and
summaries of external tools and utilities.
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Offline Reconstruction Software.
Offline reconstruction of Siemens raw image data format files. Refer to this page for usage instructions of promasc and mdh_process.
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C++ Matrix Library
Documentation
and Software.
The offline reconstruction software uses this C++ Matrix Library for the bulk of its mathematical
needs. This library is GNU Scientific Library (GSL) aware, and can also use the Intel Math Kernel
Library (MKL).
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Simple Socket Class
Documentation
and Software.
This class provides a simple interface to UDP-type sockets, both client and
server based. The server socket has blocking / non-blocking / timeout features.
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Simple Messenger Class
Documentation
and Software.
This class was originally designed to wrap arbitrary text in a syslogd-style
output, ideal for logging purposes. It has several useful features, such
as the ability to dynamically switch from standard files to sockets as output
sinks, and a built-in timer function.
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Direction Cosine (vox2ras) Documentation
and Software.
Visualization of recontructed volumes relies on direction cosine vectors. NMR-based visualization
tools rely on a vox2ras matrix to define the rotational and
translational mapping between logical and real-world volume image coordinates. Although this vox2ras matrix is an integral part of offline image reconstruction, concepts
relating to its calculation are applicable to a wide range of applications. Refer to this page for
more information about the vox2ras matrix.
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