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data missing for 4th demo "wave-cs" #1
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Thanks for the feedback. For now, here's a google drive link containing the wave-cs data: |
Frank, How about MRIDATA.org http://mridata.org/ ?
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That’s a great idea! I will check it out! -Frank
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Thank you! I downloaded the files from drive.google.com and the 4th demo ran successfully. As far as posting data too large for github.com, we have taken two approaches:
The datasets at http://www.mridata.org look like a great resource for the MRI reconstruction community! Is there a plan for a way for outside users to post data there? best regards, |
I recently became aware of a very easy way to share large binaries (data, installers, etc.) using Github itself. For any release, an unlimited number of files up to 2GB each can be attached to the release. The download links are direct and be used with scripts, wget, curl, etc. to automate download. Github does not limit the total size of files nor the download bandwidth! See https://help.github.com/articles/distributing-large-binaries for more details. You can also use the Github API to track how many times an "asset" has been downloaded. For example, the ISMRMRD team posted a data file with release v1.2.3-data (https://github.com/ismrmrd/ismrmrd/releases/tag/v1.2.3-data) that has been downloaded 30 times (https://api.github.com/repos/ismrmrd/ismrmrd/releases/assets/784648). You can get the asset list for a given release with an api URL like this https://api.github.com/repos/ismrmrd/ismrmrd/releases/tags/v1.2.3-data |
The database in the google drive link shared for the demo "wave-cs" seems to be missing . Could you please share it. Thanks. |
The data should be up now |
Thank you! |
Thank you for the helpful demos of BART! I successfully ran the first 3 demos on Mac OS X, however, the data seems to be missing for the 4th demo "wave-cs".
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