dwipreproc: Fix volume matching with zero-length gradient vectors#1077
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Can't test it here, but it seems to make sense to address the problem with the zero-norm b=0 vectors. The extra optional debug messages/outputs should be helpful too for people to get insight into what's going on (if they require it).
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While my test failed, it was for a different reason (similar issue previously encountered & solved here): 🤕 |
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As raised here.
Edit: Will wait overnight to make sure the test with the provided data passes.