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Hi again,

The argument --TE assumes the echo times are TE, 2TE, 3TE, ... and so on; is that correct?

My echo times are 15ms, 20ms, 25ms, 30ms. I set TE=5e-3, however if I understand correctly, this assumes the first TE=5ms. Is it possible for you to add an optional argument start_TE, or is there another solution you can recommend please?

Thanks very much.

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Hi there,

You may already be working on this, but just to let you know that I get a hanging command line when I try and run your ./examples.sh file with Julia v1.9.0. It works when I switch to Julia v1.6.7.

Thanks

I've noticed that you use a tforeach implementation inspired by ThreadTools. I did the same for DataFrames.jl, and we noticed that Iterators.partition doesn't give very good results since the last chunk will generally be smaller than others, which is bad for load balancing. See JuliaData/DataFrames.jl#2661 (comment) for details and a possible solution. I hope this is useful.

Could you point to the julia and matlab scripts for the benchmarks results presented in the readme section here?

Hi! I just tried to run DECAES on my Mac with Apple Silicon M1. Unfortunately I'm running into one of those compatibility issues that seem inevitable with M1...

I've isolated the issue to the libddierckx library

caused by: TaskFailedException

    nested task error: UndefVarError: libddierckx not defined

This seems to be a known issue: kbarbary/Dierckx.jl#85

I tried the fix proposed in that thread, namely:

]add https://github.com/giordano/Dierckx.jl#patch-1

But that didn't work I'm afraid.

Any idas?