Recent Updates to GPI
Interested in trying GPI? It's easier than ever to get started! We've been making some major behind-the-scenes upgrades to GPI in recent months! We've added the ability to run GPI natively on...
Posted by
Daniel Borup
on Fri 06 March 2020
GPI version 1.1 has arrived!
A new release is here! GPI version 1.1 is now available, along with version 2.0 of the GPI core nodes. For the most part, the look and feel of GPI should remain unchanged to the end user. But...
Posted by
Daniel Borup
on Wed 14 August 2019
Linux on Windows 10 with support for GPI: An Easy way for reading and converting Philips MR rawdata
Linux on Windows 10 with support for GPI: An Easy way for reading and converting Philips MR rawdata (Note: a video version of this tutorial is available at this link) The installation of a Linux...
Posted by
Sandeep Ganji
on Tue 23 July 2019
ISMRM Demo: CS with BART in GPI
As part of our GPI demo at at the ISMRM 2019 Open-Source Software Tools for MR Pulse Design, Simulation & Reconstruction Weekend Course, we've revived an example of BART working inside GPI. This...
Posted by
Ashley Anderson III
on Tue 07 May 2019
ISMRM Demo Primer
GPI is going to be presented at the ISMRM 2019 Open-Source Software Tools for MR Pulse Design, Simulation & Reconstruction Weekend Course. The format of this session will be to allow developers to...
Posted by
Nicholas Zwart
on Sun 05 May 2019
GPI on Windows?!
GPI is developed at the BNI on Mac and Linux platforms. We typically don't develop our MR methods on Windows and therefore have limited experience with this. Fortunately, the nice folks at Philips...
Posted by
Akshay Bakhru
on Tue 27 September 2016
GPI and the BART
Recently, the BORG has been used to wrap the Berkeley Advanced Reconstruction Toolbox (BART) into a GPI node library for the purpose of allowing GPI users to easily explore and utilize this new...
Posted by
Nicholas Zwart
on Tue 16 February 2016
GPI v1 Release
The GPI version 1-beta is available for download! This version marks some major framework changes with the transition to Python 3, packaging via Anaconda.org, PyFI API support for the Eigen...
Posted by
Nicholas Zwart
on Wed 13 January 2016
Editor's Pick!
The GPI article entitled "Graphical programming interface: A development environment for MRI methods" has been chosen as one of the MRM Editor's Picks for November! There is also a short interview...
Posted by
Nicholas Zwart
on Fri 18 December 2015
Installing Node Libraries
One of the nicest features of GPI is how easy it is to add a library and begin using new nodes. Whether the library contains nodes and networks you created, or code from a collaborator or...
Posted by
Ashley Anderson
on Tue 30 June 2015
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