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Comment #46049271
This is fantastic - but I encountered something strange. I was searching `ghostty per window shader` and your site came up as the first hit. Excellent - however, this was the text …
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Comment #44796773
Impressive turn around in general, that certainly instills some confidence! It does look great, so kudos!
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Comment #44795743
This looks incredible, and its obvious that a lot of work has been done, but in exploring it I notice a lot of things that make me hesitate to spend the money! First, in the sectio…
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Comment #43984491
Note for Firefox users - view the page in Chrome to see more of what they are talking about. I was very confused by some of the images, and it was a world of difference when I trie…
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Comment #38620554
Shame about the "research use only" limitation. That performance really puts local use in range for all sorts of devices - and with (allegedly) great performance! The future is bri…
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Comment #37344218
Funnily enough the Example Page 1 is wrong. Rendering du^n as du^*, and then nu^n-1 as nw^*-1. It is impressive but...it really feels like those are the details that really really …
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Comment #36771597
In some ways, absolutely not - precision is a huge challenge with an indirect method like fMRI - but this example is over a decade old now: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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Comment #35618812
If the images are in DICOM format, which is common, then dcm2niix should be able to convert them https://github.com/rordenlab/dcm2niix I think it can handle a few other formats as …
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Comment #35617729
They are human size research (and now clinical, albeit limited so far) magnets, so big enough, think about 60cm. It's an elbow rubbing environment, but sufficient for even somewhat…
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Comment #35617219
Clinical scanners often use 2mm isotropic voxels, or even 3. Clinical usage is almost a bad reference point!. Research MRI at ultra high field (7T) goes to 0.8mm isotropic and belo…
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Comment #35617192
7T is already regularly used for human research, and approval for human usage has been granted for 10.5T and I believe for 11.7T (though I'm not sure how many images they've gotten…
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Comment #35617113
This is incorrect - all of the protons align along the static (the strong 1.5, 3 , 9.4 etc Tesla) field, some point one way, and some the other - but they have all shifted so that …