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Convert series where bits-allocated varies #458
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* commit 'v1.0.20200427-97-g0587941': (22 commits) Overflow for Siemens data [missing protocol name] (rordenlab#466) MacOS notarization, minor tweaks Increase details for series stacking, enhance merge override mode (rordenlab#463) Bump version date Retain Philips Scaling Values for images where scaling does not vary but volumes must be separated (rordenlab#461) Support huge PAR/REC files (rordenlab#460) Prevent dti4D overflow Fix PAR/REC ADC detection (rordenlab#462) DICOM field map calibrated in Hz given name _fieldmaphz (rordenlab#455) PAR/REC field map calibrated in Hz given name _fieldmaphz (rordenlab#455) Ignore LocationsInAcquisition (0020,1002) if number of slices is not evenly divisible with this value (rordenlab#459) Convert DICOM series where bit allocated (0028,0100) varies across slices (rordenlab#458) Clear RepetitionTimeExcitation (rordenlab#457) leak (rordenlab#454) Single file mode memory allocation (rordenlab#454) When -n is specified, only save BIDS for requested series (rordenlab#453) Use 1st study time if multiple times provided. Apple. M1. use C++ not. C Fix CMake for Apple Silicon (note similar change required for CloudFlare zlib) Only report b-value for GE data with 0043,1039 if EPI (0018,9018) (rordenlab#449) ...
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Typically, all slices in a DICOM series have the same Bits Allocated (0028,0100). The development branch now supports situations where the data type varies. The resulting image will be saved as a 32-bit float data type.
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