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Oct 8, 2021 04:10 PM | Kayti Thorn
RE: Apply DKI model to multi-shell acquisition?
Hi Cristina,
The parameters you supplied are sufficient for DKI and DKE should work just fine with your dataset. However, DKE is now a legacy software that is no longer supported. Our lab has transitioned to a similar tool called PyDesigner, which we encourage all DKE users to consider using as well. It is a hands-off Python-based implementation of NYU's DESIGNER dMRI preprocessing pipeline designed to maximize signal-to-noise ratio. You can read about it further on the PyDesigner Github page here and in the PyDesigner documentation here.
The parameters you supplied are sufficient for DKI and DKE should work just fine with your dataset. However, DKE is now a legacy software that is no longer supported. Our lab has transitioned to a similar tool called PyDesigner, which we encourage all DKE users to consider using as well. It is a hands-off Python-based implementation of NYU's DESIGNER dMRI preprocessing pipeline designed to maximize signal-to-noise ratio. You can read about it further on the PyDesigner Github page here and in the PyDesigner documentation here.
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