How to install QMRITools
QMRITools installation
Overview
The latest release of QMRITools
can be found here. For optimal performance, it is recommended to install the toolbox via the Mathematica paclet system.
Automatic Installation
- Download the Latest Paclet:
- Download the latest QMRITools-x.x.x.paclet from the release page.
Install the Paclet Using PacletInstall:
Automatic installation:
- Download the latest
QMRITools-x.x.x.paclet
. - Install the paclet using
PacletInstall
.
PacletInstall["xxx\\QMRITools-x.x.x.paclet"]
Alternatively, you can directly install it from the release page:
- Using PacletInstall with a link
PacletInstall["https://github.com/mfroeling/QMRITools/releases/download/x.x.x/QMRITools-x.x.x.paclet"]
- Using the resource function
GithubInstall
ResourceFunction["GitHubInstall"]["mfroeling", "QMRITools"]
External dependencies
Some functions in QMRITools require external executables and software. These executables are included in the release but can be replaced if needed. However, functionality with alternate versions is not guaranteed. For the latest versions and user licenses, visit their respective websites:
All functionalities are tested on Windows and macOS with the latest Mathematica version. The Mathematica code is cross-platform compatible, except for external tools compiled for each OS. The included versions are:
- Elastix: Version 5.0.1 with OpenCL support
- dcm2niix: Latest version, and various versions for windows
Cross-platform compatibility is supported but not extensively tested. Please report any issues encountered.
Loading the toolbox
To load the toolbox, use the following command in Mathematica:
<<QMRITools`
For monitoring package loading, use:
QMRITools`$Verbose = True;
<<QMRITools`
Listing Available Packages and Functions
To generate a list of all QMRITools packages:
QMRIToolsPackages[]
To list all functions in DTITools or a specific toolbox:
QMRIToolsFunctions[]
QMRIToolsFunctions["toolbox name"]
Documentation
To print documentation of all functions:
QMRIToolsFuncPrint[]
QMRIToolsFuncPrint["toolbox name"]
A comprehensive list of all functions and their help documentation is available in All-Functions.nb, which can also be downloaded as a pdf file.