KUL_NIS

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KUL/UZ NeuroImaging Suite. A set of tools for brain and spine MRI analysis.

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Category: Software & Systems
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License: MPL-2.0(osi)
Status: active
Maturity: deployed
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Repository: github.com/treanus/KUL_NIS
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Tags: dmri · fmri · image-processing · neuroimaging
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