BART: Installation

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Figure: Simulated MRI images.

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Note: The software is intended for research use only and NOT FOR DIAGNOSTIC USE. It comes without any warranty (see LICENSE for details).

Releases:

It is recommended to download the latest release. All releases can be found here.

Selected releases:

BART has also been included in Debian GNU/Linux (and Ubuntu). The Debian binary package can be reproducibly built from the source code (as distributed by Debian) and can be downloaded from here. There is also a package for the image viewer. We also provide unofficial packages for Fedora and CentOS: .

Please note that running BART on Windows is not supported. Nevertheless, some versions of BART are reported to work on Windows using WSL or Cygwin.

For developers: the C source code can be found in the GitHub repository

Installation

Installation of the required libraries, downloading and unpacking of the archive, and compilation on Linux is usually as simple as typing the following commands:


	
	 $ sudo apt-get install make gcc libfftw3-dev liblapacke-dev libpng-dev libopenblas-dev

	 $ wget https://github.com/mrirecon/bart/archive/vX.Y.ZZ.tar.gz

	 $ tar xzvf vX.YY.ZZ.tar.gz

	 $ cd bart-X.YY.ZZ

	 $ make

See the README file included with the source code for further instructions and for Mac OS X and Windows.

If you are a Docker user you can also start with this extremely simple Dockerfile.