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Before initiating the installation, verify that your environment meets the minimum technical specifications. 1. Hardware Requirements

Duplicate this file and rename it to your active runtime file ( config.json or .env ).

% Load patient DICOM RT structure patient = mird237_load_dicom('/data/patient123/CT/');

git clone https://internal.repo/mird237.git cd mird237 mkdir build && cd build cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/mird237 make -j$(nproc) sudo make install mird237 install

Then recompile MEX files:

setenv('ITK_DIR','/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/cmake/ITK-4.13')

"Alright, let's get started," John said, his voice steady. "First, we need to ensure the server is compatible with Mird237. We've upgraded the RAM and made sure the operating system is up to date." % Load patient DICOM RT structure patient =

: This step compiles the source code and installs it to the path you specified.

Once the installation is complete, you may launch MIRDcalc directly from the installer or via a desktop shortcut.

Now that you've completed the pre-installation preparation, it's time to move on to the actual installation process. Follow these steps carefully: We've upgraded the RAM and made sure the

% Define source organ (thyroid mask) thyroid_mask = patient.structures('Thyroid');

#!/bin/bash matlab -batch "addpath('/opt/mird237'); mird237_batch_process('$1'); exit"