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Review 10 of MRtrix on Apr 22, 2013
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Review 9 of MRtrix on Aug 27, 2012
Version Reviewed:	MRtrix
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Review 8 of MRtrix on Apr 23, 2012
Version Reviewed:	MRtrix v0.2.10
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Ratings/Long-term Prospects Comments:	The version installed of MRtrix v0.2.10 run successfully on a win 7 64bit with 4-core processor. As described in the documentation, by using the mrtrix.conf file in the user folder, all the commands are esecuted using all the four processors.
Other Comments/Similar Tools:	The MRview ROI-drawing-tool need to be improved, by adding, for example a fill tool. I suggest for MRview to have a orthogonal view with openGL 3D-rotational capabilites.

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Review 7 of MRtrix on Apr 03, 2012
Version Reviewed:	0.2.10
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Other Comments/Similar Tools:	Love MRTrix. Just one hiccup so far. We have Siemens Skyra data which stores 3D DTI datasets in 4 dimensions (ie for an image that's 200 x 200 x 100, it stores it as 200 x 200 x 1 x 100). MRTrix fails on this dataset (I assume it's the dimensionality, but I could definitely be wrong). The error returned is Assertion failed: (!gsl_nan(distance)), function operator<, file lib/file/dicom/image.cpp, line 191. Abort trap: 6 I managed to process the data by manually extracting the b vector and values from the dicom headers, reading the data into Matlab and exporting as NIfTI. Ta! Amanda

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Review 6 of MRtrix on Mar 26, 2012
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Review 5 of MRtrix on Mar 26, 2012
Version Reviewed:	MRtrix v0.2.10
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Other Comments/Similar Tools:	maybe it could add the function like 3D display.In this way we could observe the tract more clearly. and could I convert the *.mif into other format? or could the CSD result be used by other program or just a simple matrix form? if it can,it would be really really helpful Chih-Chin

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Review 4 of MRtrix on Mar 19, 2012
Version Reviewed:	0.2.10
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Ratings/Long-term Prospects Comments:	Linux version can be more helpful without errors than Windows version. Developers tested it on Ubuntu. However, in my experience, it can be run on CentOS and Fedora as well.

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Review 3 of MRtrix on Mar 15, 2012
Version Reviewed:	MRTrix
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Ratings/Long-term Prospects Comments:	it's helpful to do tractography in brain DWI imaging .

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Review 2 of MRtrix on Feb 27, 2012
Version Reviewed:	0.2.10
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Ratings/Long-term Prospects Comments:	It's mostly command-line based; but also comes with a viewer to show all outputs. The command-line tools make it easy to perform heavy and big batch jobs on a cluster, using for instance gridengine. Multi-threading, especially for the fiber tracking, is a huge plus!

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Review 1 of MRtrix on Mar 18, 2010
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