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DoseInHumanBody
Patient dose from medical X-ray and other sources
DHPRE software uses Geant4 simulation toolkit for computing organ doses, effective dose and lifetime atributable cancer risk for humans exposed to external radiation field. It is mainly used for patients undergoing X-ray examinations such as radiography, mammography, dental panoramic and CT but can be used for any kind of radiations. INTERFACE is a small program to compute the correction to dosimeter reading when used in conditions other than the calibration ones. This package does... -
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MSU's Sparse Fourier Repository
The Home of DMSFT, AAFFT, GFFT, and MSFFT.
... efficiently. It is much slower than it should be. 3.) GFFT, implemented by Ben Segal and Mark Iwen. This code is less easy to use, and also not terribly efficient. But, the *algorithm* itself is significantly simpler and has "essentially no parameters". 4.) MSFFT, implemented by David Lawlor and Bosu Choi. This code is fast, but is not terribly easy to use. The algorithm is robust to some noise, but requires a lot of parameter tuning. Enjoy at your own risk :), Mark Iwen
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