Significant changes to the divest package are laid out below for each release. =============================================================================== VERSION 1.1.1 - If an output directory is specified to `readDicom()` or `convertDicom()`, it will now be created if it doesn't already exist. (Previously `dcm2niix` would emit warnings about file permissions and nothing would be written.) The vector of files written will also be returned invisibly. - The `miniz` library included with `dcm2niix` is no longer used except on Windows, as `zlib` should otherwise be available. - The package configuration script will no longer try to interpret "none" as a path to `pkg-config`. - Several small issues identified by compiler sanitisers and `valgrind` have been resolved. =============================================================================== VERSION 1.1.0 - The new `divest.capabilities()` function reports on the package build's input/output capabilities, by analogy with `capabilities()` from base R. - The package's configuration script now uses `pkg-config` (if available) to find the correct flags for the OpenJPEG library. This should improve the range of systems where it is properly detected. - Upstream improvements to v1.0.20241001, including reductions to stack usage. =============================================================================== VERSION 1.0.0 - It is now possible to use divest more analogously to dcm2niix, as a purely on-disk file-format converter, although the option to convert in memory is still available. The new convertDicom() function is a variant of readDicom() that defaults to this behaviour. In this case BIDS JSON sidecar files are written alongside the NIfTI image files. - There is now less duplicated logic in divest's codepaths, relative to the mainline dcm2niix binary, improving consistency with dcm2niix's BIDS output. - There are now helper functions to extract and replace extended image attributes, and for converting to and from BIDS JSON. - The BIDS naming convention, rather than divest's own, can be used for image attributes by setting the "divest.bidsAttributes" option to TRUE. - The "nested" argument to sortDicom() has been soft-deprecated in favour of the more flexible "output", which is also more consistent with readDicom(). - R version 3.5.0 or later is now explicitly required. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.10.3 - Uses of the deprecated C function sprintf() have now been circumvented. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.10.2 - Upstream improvements, to v1.0.20211006 and beyond. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.10.1 - Fixes for new compiler warnings on certain platforms. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.10.0 - Upstream improvements to v1.0.20210317, including support for Siemens XA20 and XA30. - Somewhat generalised OpenJPEG support. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.9.0 - Upstream improvements have been integrated, including for diffusion-weighted series containing only b=0 volumes. - Passing a data frame to readDicom() without specifying a "subset" argument should now convert all files as intended, rather than doing nothing. - Test behaviour has been tweaked for full compatibility with RNifti v1.2.0. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.8.2 - Fixes for minor compiler warnings. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.8.1 - The C++ file sorting implementation has been revised to avoid the possibility of an infinite loop in which the same files are repeatedly resorted. - Some tweaks have been made to the package tests. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.8.0 - The output format used by sortDicom() is now more flexible, allowing multiple levels of subdirectories to be created (as requested in issue #3). Most of the work is now done in C++ code, and the "labelFormat" argument default has changed to reflect the full filename, not just the directory component. (This is now more consistent with dcm2niix.) The function's behaviour should be broadly the same as before, but there will be slight differences due to the quite different implementation. - The three core R functions gain a "depth" argument, which controls the maximum subdirectory search depth when scanning for DICOM files. - The QA battery tests have been moved into the package's main test set. These are (still) skipped in CRAN builds, however, due to the large sizes of the associated datasets. - Failing to find any valid DICOM files now produces a simple message, rather than an error. - Slice timing metadata should no longer include spurious zero values. - Various upstream improvements have been merged, as usual. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.7.2 - ASAN/UBSAN and Valgrind warnings have been resolved. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.7.1 - There is no longer a failure if the user does not have write access to the DICOM directory being read from. - R's temporary directory, rather than a hidden directory within the source folder, is now used for temporary copies of files when reading subsets. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.7.0 - Additional attributes for series number and description, sequence name, protocol name, slice thickness and slice spacing are now captured from DICOM files during conversion. - readDicom() now accepts a "subset" argument, even when a path is given rather than a data frame. In this case scanDicom() is called first, and then the requested subset is converted. - The package is now compatible with an upcoming change in the RNifti package. - Further upstream improvements. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.6.1 - The C++ compiler configuration is now properly detected by the configure script. - Warnings from GCC8 and Valgrind have been addressed. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.6.0 - Upstream improvements, particularly for Philips data, have been integrated. - The package's continuous integration tests now check it against the dcm_qa dataset (see https://github.com/neurolabusc/dcm_qa). - A workaround has been added for certain undefined behaviour. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.5.0 - The new sortDicom() function can be used to sort a directory of DICOM files into subdirectories corresponding to individual acquisitions. - It is now possible to read and convert individual files to NIfTI-1 format. This will happen whenever an argument to readDicom() is a file rather than a directory. - JPEG-encoded versions of the test files are now provided, to test the package more thoroughly. - Additional attributes, such as inversion time, patient weight and slice timing, are now captured, while the calculations for some others have changed, to match the current version of dcm2niix. Echo train duration and the "EPI factor" have been removed (see https://github.com/rordenlab/dcm2niix/issues/127). - The scanDicom() function now properly concatenates attributes when called with multiple paths. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.4.1 - Fixes for Solaris and OpenJPEG compatibility. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.4.0 - The data frame returned from scanDicom() can now be passed to readDicom(), and the latter gains a "subset" argument, which can be used to select a subset of the series to convert. - The results of scanDicom() now also include the number of files associated with each series, and whether or not diffusion direction metadata is available. - Additional attributes containing information about the acquisition are now extracted from the ASCII CSA header in Siemens EPI files. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.3.0 - A configure script has been added to detect OpenJPEG or JasPer libraries. If either is available, the package will be able to read DICOM data encoded using the JPEG2000 codec. - The readDicom() function gains a "labelFormat" option, which allows the format of image labels to be customised. - A new "verbosity" level of -1 is now supported, which filters all but warning and error messages from dcm2niix's output. - Spurious date and time information should no longer be returned. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.2.0 - The readDicom() function is now interactive in suitable sessions, allowing the user to choose which DICOM series to convert. - The new scanDicom() function allows the DICOM files in a directory to be scanned without performing any conversion. It returns a data frame containing information about the available scan series. - Both functions now search the current working directory by default. - Diffusion b-values and gradient vectors, and patient information, are now additionally stored as attributes in returned image objects. - Image cropping and forced stacking options from dcm2niix are now exposed to the R interface. - Gantry tilt correction is now applied to CT images where needed. (Reported by John Muschelli.) - Phase encoding attributes are now handled more robustly. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.1.2 - The package now behaves correctly on big-endian systems. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.1.1 - A test has been made more robust. =============================================================================== VERSION 0.1.0 - First public release. ===============================================================================