Reference Tissue Models#
Todo
- Method to calculate chi-squared from fit,
\(\chi^2=\Sigma_{i=1}^{n}(x_i-x_{ti})^2/\sigma_i^2\)
Functions#
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Calculate the Time Activity Curve (TAC) using the Simplified Reference Tissue Model (SRTM) |
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Calculate the Time Activity Curve (TAC) for the Full Reference Tissue Model (FRTM) given the |
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Calculates the parameters (coefficients) for the simplified FRTM function |
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Calculate the Time Activity Curve (TAC) using the Full Reference Tissue Model (SRTM) with the |
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Fit SRTM to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit SRTM2 to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit SRTM to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit SRTM2 to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit FRTM to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit FRTM2 to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit FRTM to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit FRTM2 to the provided target Time Activity Curve (TAC), given the reference TAC, times, and |
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Fit the original (1996) Multilinear Reference Tissue Model (MRTM) to the provided target Time |
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Fit the 2003 Multilinear Reference Tissue Model (MRTM) to the provided target Time Activity |
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Fit the second version of Multilinear Reference Tissue Model (MRTM2) to the provided target |
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Given the original MRTM (Ichise et al., 1996) fit values, we calculate the binding potential |
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Given the 2003 MRTM (Ichise et al., 1996) fit values, we calculate the binding potential |
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Given the 2003 MRTM2 (Ichise et al., 1996) fit values, we calculate the binding potential |
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Given the original MRTM (Ichise et al., 1996) fit values, we calculate \(k_{2}^{\prime}\). |
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Given the 2003 MRTM (Ichise et al., 2003) fit values, we calculate \(k_{2}^{\prime}\). |