This repository contains code for reproducing the results in the paper:
Steven T. Whitaker, Gopal Nataraj, Jon-Fredrik Nielsen, and Jeffrey A. Fessler.
Myelin water fraction estimation using small-tip fast recovery MRI.
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. 2020;00:1-14.
https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.28259
The code in this repository is structured as a Julia module. It was coded using Julia 1.1.1, though other versions may work as well.
- Download or clone this repository.
- Download the BrainWeb dataset here.
- Choose raw byte (unsigned) for the file format.
- Choose none for compression.
- Place the downloaded file in
<path_to_this_repo>/STFR-MWF/src/estimation/data/BrainWeb/
, where<path_to_this_repo>
is where you downloaded this repo on your computer. (You will have to create thedata
andBrainWeb
directories.)
- Download Julia 1.1.1 here.
- Run Julia.
- Change directories to this repo with
julia> cd("<path_to_this_repo>")
- Install some necessary packages and load the code by running
setup.jl
viajulia> include("setup.jl")
- Run any function with
julia> STFRMWF.func() # Replace func with actual function name
Steps 1 through 3 only need to be done once,
and steps 4 through 6 only need to be done once each time you start Julia.
(Note that running setup.jl
again will not reinstall packages,
so will run faster after the first time.)
To reproduce the results in the paper, call the corresponding function. For example, to reproduce Figure 3 run
julia> STFRMWF.figure3()
Some results are used for both a figure and a table. For example, Figure 4 and Table 3 use the same data, so to reproduce both run
julia> STFRMWF.figure4table3()
To get a list of all available functions, run
julia> STFRMWF.reproducible
The first time calling these functions may take a while (especially the biased CRLB and NNLS results), but after running once the results will be saved, so future calls will simply load the results and display them.
The data used in the paper and in this code is available at Deep Blue Data.