This is release 0.3.1 of the AMIDE User's Manual.
Copyright © 2000-2014 Andy Loening
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| Revision AMIDE Manual V0.3 | 2003-06-09 |
Abstract
AMIDE stands for Amide's a Medical Image Data Examiner. This program is a tool for viewing and analyzing volumetric medical imaging data sets, and has been designed from the ground up with support for multi-modality imaging.
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AMIDE is released under the terms of the GNU General Public Library (GPL).
The text of the license is fairly verbose. A quick summary follows:
You are free to run the program, for any purpose. Please note that, although the GPL makes no restrictions on use of the program, your government probably does. For instance, in the United States, AMIDE is not FDA approved and cannot be used clinically.
You are free to study the source code of the program, and adapt it to your needs.
You are free to redistribute the program.
You are free to release modified versions of the program, as long as you also redistribute the source code to the modified program, and you label your modified version of the program appropriately.
The source code for AMIDE is readily available from the AMIDE web site.
In addition to source code, binary versions of AMIDE along with installation instructions can be found for several systems on the AMIDE web site. The currently supported systems are Linux/i386, Microsoft Windows, and Macintosh OS X (achieved through the use of the fink add-on packages).
Questions and bug reports can be addressed to the AMIDE
users list < amide-users@lists.sourceforge.net>.
Information on joining the list and/or viewing archived messages
can be found here.