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ENH: Add TR parameter to MRSBase object #135

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bennyrowland opened this issue Jun 16, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #136
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ENH: Add TR parameter to MRSBase object #135

bennyrowland opened this issue Jun 16, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #136

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Although much less important than the TE parameter, the TR parameter is potentially useful, in particular because it allows the calculation of relaxation attenuation for absolute quantification purposes. For this reason it would be useful if it were read into the MRSBase object from the raw data files.
bennyrowland added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 17, 2020
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ENH: Add TR to MRSBase objects
1443ea6 
This commit adds the TR property to MRSBase objects, read from the
various data formats supported. This is primarily intended to be
useful in calculating attenuation of water signals for absolute
quantification calculation.

Closes #135
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ENH: Add TR to MRSBase objects (#136)
fba3475 
This commit adds the TR property to MRSBase objects, read from the
various data formats supported. This is primarily intended to be
useful in calculating attenuation of water signals for absolute
quantification calculation.

Closes #135
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