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3D radial trajectory bundle (clean) #115
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@chaithyagr to answer your suggestion from #113 (comment), AZTEK is currently listed in issue #106 but I hadn't realized it was radial. I will comment later to state whether I include it in this PR or in another one. |
@chaithyagr This point (#113 (comment)) has been raised a few times now, can you create an issue ? Or do we see it done extra short term ? |
I have added it as an additional task in #77 . |
Apart from the docstring and examples this is good for me :) |
The examples are minimalistic for now, but I plan to detail them much further once we decide on the new example format. Also note that I am trying to add a |
For the utils module you may want to use local import ( Also you can add utils to the |
Adding utils to the |
I didn't find a solution but I am not as familiar with CIs, so let me know your opinion @paquiteau otherwise I will just revert that refactoring |
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This PR is a cleaned version of PR #113 and adds four 3D radial trajectories from the literature mentioned in issue #106:
initialize_3D_phyllotaxis_radial
from "Spiral Phyllotaxis: The Natural Way to Construct a 3D Radial Trajectory in MRI" Davide Piccini et al. (2011). Radial shots are oriented following a Fibonacci sphere lattice.initialize_3D_golden_means_radial
from "Temporal Stability of Adaptive 3D Radial MRI Using Multidimensional Golden Means", Rachel W. Chan (2009). Radial shots are oriented following Fibonacci-based non-repeating angles.initialize_3D_wong_radial
from "A Strategy for Sampling on a Sphere Applied to 3D Selective RF Pulse Design", Sam T. S. Wong and Mark S. Roos (1994). Radial shots are oriented following one or multiple spiral(s) over the k-space sphere.initialize_3D_park_radial
from "A radial sampling strategy for uniform k-space coverage with retrospective respiratory gating in 3D ultrashort-echo-time lung imaging", Jinil Park et al. (2016). This pattern is based on Wong et al. (1994) frominitialize_3D_wong_radial
, enforcing a single spiral and ordering shots in a different way.Documentation & examples coming soon.
The illustration below shows the tips of each radial shot for each of the four patterns.