A Matlab toolbox for working with magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) images.
- Visualize 3D time-dependent displacement data
- Construct 3D elastograms
- Correct phase-wrapped MRE data
- Open common image formats such as DICOM and NIFTI and load into Matlab arrays with correct orientation and dimensionality
- Volume segmentation GUI with image processing features to extract information about subvolumes of NIFTI files (e.g., determine the volume of the ventricles in the brain)
- MRE sequence simulator
Figure: 3D mesh visualization of motion
Figure: MRE Viewer
Figure: Amplitude map of displacement data
Make a personal copy of the repository by running git clone /path/to/repository
in the place where you want the files to appear. This will copy the repository to a new folder on your computer. On GitHub, there is a link you can copy with the path in a box on the right side of the page. Using Git ensures that you can easily get updates by running git pull
, as well as track your own changes and create pull requests.
git clone https://github.com/Gruss-MRRC/mre-matlab-toolbox.git
GitHub allows you to download a snapshot of the code as it stands. You'll have to download the ZIP again to get updates. Extract the files into a convenient folder.
https://github.com/Gruss-MRRC/mre-matlab-toolbox/archive/master.zip
In either case, remember to add the folder and subfolder to your Matlab path using the 'Preferences' menu or path
command.
Examples.html can be accessed in the Matlab documentation browser if you have added the toolbox to your path. Hit F1
or type doc
at the command line to access the browser. You can also open the file in your normal web browser.
Almost all of the Matlab files are covered by documentation in the source files. This can be accessed using Matlab's internal help browser by calling doc functionname
. Contact the author of the file if you have further questions.
If you find a bug in one of the programs, please report it using GitHub Issues or email the author of the file in question.
Individual features may not depend on all of the components listed below
- NIFTI Toolbox for Matlab: Free software (BSD License)
- Image Processing Toolbox for Matlab: License required from the Mathworks
- 2D Phase Unwrapping Functions: Free software (BSD License)
- DCMDUMP: Free software (BSD License)
- FSL: Free software from the University of Cambridge (Non-commercial license)
- Fiji: Free image processing suite (GNU GPL license)
- Miji: ImageJ interface in Matlab (BSD license)
- Phase Tools: Phase unwrapping ImageJ plugin (CC-BY)
The MRE Matlab Toolbox is free software licensed under the open-source Apache License 2.0. Unless otherwise noted, the following copyright notice applies to all files in the MRE Matlab Toolbox.
Copyright 2014 Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Contributors
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