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@@ -10,6 +10,52 @@ When reading the help, you will notice that there are two type of expected input
-`Parameters`: these define the type of components that will be includes, e.g., the shape of the excitation pulse or the readout strategy. These parameters have to be set to certain fixed values. If unset, they will be determined by their default value as defined in the documentation.
-`Parameters`: these define the type of components that will be includes, e.g., the shape of the excitation pulse or the readout strategy. These parameters have to be set to certain fixed values. If unset, they will be determined by their default value as defined in the documentation.
-`Variables`: These are a special type of parameters. In addition to being set to a fixed value, they can also be set to `:min` or `:max` to minimise or maximise the variable. If they are unset, they will be determined based on the other variables. For more details, see the section on [sequence optimisation](@ref sequence_optimisation).
-`Variables`: These are a special type of parameters. In addition to being set to a fixed value, they can also be set to `:min` or `:max` to minimise or maximise the variable. If they are unset, they will be determined based on the other variables. For more details, see the section on [sequence optimisation](@ref sequence_optimisation).
As an example, the following creates and plots a [`DiffusionSpinEcho`](@ref) that has a b-value of 1, a minimal echo time, and a slice thickness of 2 mm: