Recent Progress in STIR 5.0

STIR is an open source software for Emission Tomography data manipulation and image reconstruction, covering both PET and SPECT. In this work recent additions to the STIR code base are highlighted, namely the ability to read General Electric (GE) Raw Data Format 9 (RDF9) files, incorporation of GPU...

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Main Authors: Biguri, Ander, Wadhwa, Palak, Deidda, Daniel, Schramm, Georg, Su, Kuan-Hao, Stearns, Charles W., Twyman, Robert, Ovtchinnikov, Evgueni, Thielemans, Kris
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