Releases: nipreps/mriqc
0.13.1
0.13.0
Release Notes
A deep revision of the code, including some fixes to address the memory issues. The outputs have been re-organized in way closer to the current BIDS-Derivatives draft. Additionally, some low-hanging-fruit fixes have also been included.
CHANGES
- [MAINT] Overdue refactor (#736) @oesteban
- [FIX] Reorganize outputs (closes #396)
- [ENH] Memory usage - lessons learned with FMRIPREP (#703)
- [FIX] Cannot allocate memory (v 0.9.4) (closes #536)
- [FIX] Drop inoperative
--report-dir
flag (#550) - [FIX] Drop misleading WARNING of the group-level execution (#714)
- [FIX] Expand usernames on input paths (#721)
- [MAINT] More robust naming of derivatives (related to #661)
- [FIX] Do not fail with spurious 4th dimension on T1w (#738) @oesteban
- [ENH] Move on to .tsv files (#737) @oesteban
0.12.1
0.12.0
Release Notes
The most relevant increment of this release is migrating back to a standalone nipype installation, of the latest version (1.1.1).
CHANGES
0.11.0
0.10.6
0.10.5
Release Notes
With big thanks to @rwblair for his implementation of the report feedback, to be presented in ISMRM 2018 (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/11/09/216671).
With this new feature, mriqc-ers will be able to submit their own annotations to the MRIQC-Web API. Crowdsourcing these ratings will probably enable to push the accuracy of automated prediction software (such as MRIQC) by enabling training on larger, heterogeneous, multi-site samples.
CHANGES
- [ENH] Report feedback (#659)
0.10.4
0.10.3
Release notes
Update niworkflows and allow T2w metrics uploads to the Web-API.
CHANGES
With thanks to @jokedurnez for contributions.