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Easily prototype tomography algorithms with automatic gradient calculations, state-of-the-art reconstruction algorithms, and the flexibility to (re)define every step.
An open-source library for ultrasound modelling and tomography that provides flexibility and scalability together with production-grade performance.
Stride provides CPU- and GPU-ready finite-difference solvers, including variable sound speed, density, and attenuation and off-grid sources and receivers.
Easily prototype tomography algorithms with automatic gradient calculations, state-of-the-art reconstruction algorithms, and the flexibility to (re)define every step.
Stride integrates with Devito, allowing you to add new physics using math-like symbolic expressions that will automatically run on both CPUs and GPUs.
With Mosaic, its custom parallelisation library, Stride can scale seamlessly from a local workstation, to an HPC cluster with production-grade performance.
Jump right in using a Jupyter notebook directly in your browser with binder.
Otherwise, the recommended way to install Stride is through Anaconda's package manager (version >=4.9), which can be downloaded in Anaconda or Miniconda. A Python version above 3.8 is recommended to run Stride.
To install Stride, follow these steps:
You can also start using Stride through Docker:
which will start a Jupyter server within the Docker container and display a URL on your terminal that looks something like https://127.0.0.1:8888/?token=XXX. To access the server, copy-paste the URL shown on the terminal into your browser to start a new Jupyter session.
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