QModeling is a multiplatform toolbox for SPM to fit reference-region kinetic models (SRTM, SRTM2, Patlak Reference and Logan Reference Plot are currently available in QModeling) to dynamic PET studies.

The toolbox was developed in the bioengineering department of the Molecular Imaging Unit at CIMES (FGUMA) in collaboration with the department of Computer Science and Programming Languages at Malaga University (UMA).

QModeling was developed by
Francisco Javier López González (fj.lopez@fguma.es)
José Paredes Pacheco (j.paredes@fguma.es)
Karl-Khader Thurnhofer Hemsi (karlkhader@lcc.uma.es).

With contributions of Núria Roé Vellvé, Carlos Rossi, Manuel Enciso, Daniel Toro-Flores and Antonio L. Gutiérrez Cardo

Questions can be referred to nroe@fguma.es.

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Licence

  • QModeling is free but copyright software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence as published by the Free Software Foundation (either version 3, as given below, or at your option, any later version).
    For more details on "copyleft", see here.
Current Release: 1.9

Software requirements:

*Tested on MATLAB R2012a-R2013b with SPM8 and MATLAB R2015a-R2017a with SPM12.

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