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Provide a library of DICOM test cases which are automatically generated by the DVT and designed to test the various DICOM capabilities of a system. DVT creates test cases to test DICOM conformance by: 1. Validating a DICOM Group 2. Validating a DICOM Directory 3. Validating an Attribute 4. Validating a Data Item 5. Validating a Message 6. Validating a Procedure 7. Validating a Series 8. Validating a Patient 9. Validating a Message Sequence 10. Validating a Report Group 11. Validating a Status Interval Decision DVT selects the test cases by: 1. Defining the subset of the DICOM Standard to test for a particular DICOM group. 2. Selecting the Group that it is validating. 3. Choosing the type of the group. 4. Specifying the list of existing data items in the group that are to be tested. The tool comes with: 1. A set of test cases that validate the various DICOM capabilities by testing for conformance to a DICOM group, its data items and Attributes. 2. An algorithm to dynamically generate a series of conformance tests by specifying a list of data items and Attributes in a DICOM group. Easily configure the number of test groups, number of data items and Attributes and the test order to be run. Dicom Validation Tool Download With Full Crack was designed in Java and thus is multi-platform ready. It is easy to set up and the documentation is very clear. The DICOM Validation Tool is freely available under the GNU General Public Licence. The DICOM group from the DICOM Validation Tool and its method of use are available in DICOM Data Elements and Attributes. See also DICOM Data element External links DICOM Group specification DICOM directory specification DICOM file structure specification DICOM message structure specification DICOM tag list A guide to DICOM protocol Image DICOM standard Category:File transfer protocols Category:Standards organizations Category:Medical imagingQ: How to understand why an array was constructed as such? I am trying to understand the logic of this simple program. int n = 5

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The DVT will attempt to ensure that the image file is a valid DICOM file (no non-standard extensions etc.) The DVT will attempt to ensure that the image data contains all the appropriate header and trailer information for the DICOM Standard (no unknown data values etc.). The DVT will ensure that the image is contained within a valid file. The DVT is able to check a single image or a group of images from a single collection. The DVT will attempt to ensure that the image file is a valid DICOM file (no non-standard extensions etc.) The DVT will attempt to ensure that the image data contains all the appropriate header and trailer information for the DICOM Standard (no unknown data values etc.). The DVT will ensure that the image is contained within a valid file. Implementation The DVT is implemented in Java, running under Windows and Mac OS X. The source code for the DVT is available under the GNU General Public License and source code for the graphical user interface (GUI) is available under a commercial licence. See also DICOM DICOM References DICOM Standard Ver 4.0 Part III, PS 3.3 (2007) External links DICOM Validation Tool DICOM Validation Tool - Homepage Category:Health informatics Category:D This is a tool to check a DICOM file for conformance to the DICOM standard. It will check the DICOM file according to the DICOM standard in 3 parts : 1. The File Format Conformance Check 2. The Protocol Conformance Check 3. The Instance Conformance Check The tool is a command-line tool, and consists of 3 main applications (split into 3 folders). The 3 applications can be run simultaneously, which means that one check can be performed in 3 different ways. They are : 1. DVT-FMT 2. DVT-PROT 3. DVT-INST Each application has a corresponding ReadMe file that explains the functionality. These applications can be run individually, or can be combined with other tools to increase the functionality of the tool. The tool is compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. DVT-FMT is the main application. It is able to check the File Format and can combine with DVT-PROT and DVT-INST to perform a conformance check for all 3 parts of the standard. DVT-FMT has three main sections: 1. File Checks 2. DICOM Compliance Checks 3. DICOM Messages Checks The file checks section will check the first three files for conformance to the DICOM standard. This will include a check for the total number of files, number of Images and Numbers of Pixels. There is also a File Types count where the number of file types is counted, and also a file name length check, where the length of the file name is checked for conformance to the length defined by the standard. 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The DVT provides the following information, to ensure that a product conforms to the DICOM standard: - Vendor: Specifies the manufacturer and model for each product being tested - Version: Specifies the operating system of the product - Software: Specifies the type of programming language used in the product - Documentation: Includes technical and usage documentation - Product: Specifies the product functionality and also the operational parameters - Sample size: specifies the number of images included in the tests. Notes: 1. The DVT is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2 2. Images and some other files in the DVT are protected by copyright In order to run the DVT, the first step is to run the test program and create an output log file. The DVT is primarily a command line tool. The command line parameters can be modified by editing the 'default.cfg' file. The default.cfg file is created automatically, with the help of the 'configure.pl' program. 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