values.
Ingo
On 16.05.24 12:00 PM, Ingo Schmid via pdl-general wrote:
Dear David and Ed,
I have hacked something together that uses FlexRaw, IPC::Cmd, and
File::Temp to write and read files. I am ironing it out and will
release it later today, I guess.
As already found out, it is written in C
or significantly reduces that friction. The
PDL-based calculations would return an object that is in a PDL
sub-class of the original which, if fed into a pure-bart method, would
know how to create a temp-file version of itself.
Is that helpful?
David
On Wed, May 15, 2024, 9:05 AM Ingo Schmid
Hi,
I both use PDL and recently started using bart
(https://mrirecon.github.io/bart/). Documentation is somewhere between
non-existent and horribly insufficient, before you ask.
It has implementations of MRI reconstruction algorithms and its file
format is complex float, very very similar to
Hi,
I guess this is a NiceSlice thing, this one works in the pdl shell:
$f=sub{$_[0]**2};
...
Ingo
On 07.02.24 01:14, Luis Mochan wrote:
On Tue, Jan 30, 2024 at 09:40:59PM -0600, Luis Mochan wrote:
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On Mon, Jan 29, 2024 at 10:19:56PM -0500, David Mertens wrote:
Hello Luis,
Ever
Hi
I think it works as expected. What you are testing is if all ($a) is 0,
which is true, since one element in $a is 0.
You have to be careful with brackets.
pdl> print all($a)==0; # all returns 0 since the last value in $a == 0.
1
pdl> print all($a==0); # all returns 0 because only one $a
