Before installing MIRC 2.3.7, ensure that your system meets the following requirements:
Before diving into the commands, it is important to understand what you are installing. MIRD237 is not a standalone executable. Rather, it is a suite of MATLAB-based tools designed to compute three-dimensional dose distributions from radiopharmaceuticals using voxel phantoms. The "237" refers to the pamphlet number, which details the use of Monte Carlo and convolution techniques for internal dosimetry.
Many users skip this step and then wonder why functions like mird237_convert_dicom are not found. The correct includes persistent path configuration. mird237 install
mird237 run_example
It is important to clarify that video files (like the one for MIRD237) generally do not require an "installation" process like a computer program or game would. Before installing MIRC 2
% Load patient DICOM RT structure patient = mird237_load_dicom('/data/patient123/CT/');
Installing MIRDcalc is straightforward, as it is distributed as a standard Excel file. The "237" refers to the pamphlet number, which
To run mird237 from any command line interface, you may need to add the installation folder to your system’s . This allows the system to recognize the "mird" commands globally. 3. Post-Installation Configuration Once the install is complete:
% Delete directory (outside MATLAB) !rm -rf /opt/mird237