Features- The parallel capabilities of Nirfast have been extended, for both the spectral and BEM toolboxes
- Units have been added to the GUI where appropriate
- Added meshing examples for help in creating meshes
- You can now automatically create rows of sources/detectors in the mesh creation GUI
- Added some test case scripts within Nirfast (see the function test_nirfast)
- When using a pixel basis in reconstruction, the mesh created will not have the poor quality triangles of previous versions of Nirfast
- The log file created in reconstruction now stores the initial guesses
- Mesh optimization has been added to Nirfast, to improve performance in reconstruction
Bug Fixes- Two different memory leaks were identified and fixed
- A fix in calibration where the offsets were calculated incorrectly if data had been dropped
- A fix for reporting the change in material ID of input surface files when creating a mesh
- A fix for the incorrect magnitude of noise added to data
- When modifying a fluorescence mesh in the GUI, muax will now be updated if muaf is updated with no given muax
- A fix for converting the spectral reconstruction solution to a vtk file
6.1 Updates- A new link file and data file format have been implemented, see the Inputs page for more info
- The fluorescence toolbox has been updated with performance improvements
- The solvers used in Nirfast have been made more modular. You can now add your own by creating a 'solver_mysolver.m' file in the toolbox/solvers folder. There are examples there for guidance.
6.2 Updates- Meshing tools have been added to interact with Nirview, making for a continuous workflow from segmentation to meshing.
- A visualization tool, Nirviz, has been added that allows for visualizing 3D solutions from Nirfast seamlessly.
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