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# PETSIRD basic Python example | ||
# Simulation and Reconstruction of PETSIRD listmode data | ||
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This directory contains some instructions to wrote Python code to read/write PETSIRD data. You need to `yardl generate` in the `model` directory first. | ||
This repository contains minimal python examples that simulate and reconstruct | ||
PETSIRD listmode data using the [parallelproj](https://github.com/gschramm/parallelproj) projectors. | ||
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As we currently do not have a `set_up.py` for PETSIRD yet, the example file hard-codes the path to the generated files. | ||
Alternatives would be to use the `PYTHONPATH` environment variable or symbolic links. | ||
Before running the example python scripts, make sure to generate the PETSIRD yardl model. |
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