Closed sebi06 closed 3 years ago
Hey @sebi06 this project, aicsimageio, and napari-aicsimageio are basically now entirely managed by me (contracted by AICS for 8hrs / week). Any chance Zeiss can PR some fixes for some of the bugs you have been reporting recently?
Hi @JacksonMaxfield,
good question... :-) And aicspylibczi is consideed to be part of the aicsimageio project I guess.
Right now all in my team a really busy as well. Maybe we can help with some quick tests etc. Our focus is currently a AI and a future new release of libCZIrw (C++)
The problem reported in this issue is a bit strange since this worked with earlier versions of aicspylibczi, but with version 3 some methods were removed. Can I do anything to narrow it down further?
Hi @JacksonMaxfield,
I sorted it out and it was not an actual bug, but me getting confused by the new methods. It now works as expected when using
tilebbox = aicsczi.get_mosaic_tile_bounding_box(S=s, M=m, T=t, Z=z, C=c)
Good to know! Thanks @sebi06.
Yea moving forward, things like https://github.com/AllenCellModeling/aicsimageio/issues/279 will be "low priority" for me.
All of these repositories are open source projects and I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide on resolving issues.
Regarding:
Our focus is currently a AI and a future new release of libCZIrw (C++)
Does this mean we will need to update aicspylibczi
to use the new release?
System and Software
Description
I get the following error when I try to read information from a subblock
The CZI file has the following dims: 'BSCMYX' and is a mosaic file with M=25.
size = (1, 1, 3, 25, 2208, 2752)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3k44851vzv6i9ec/DTScan_ID4.czi?dl=0
When I try to use
aicsczi.get_tile_bounding_box()
command I always get the error (i digged a bit into your code):So it is not clear to me, what dimension(s) is missing. Even if I add T=0 and/or Z=0 to the arguments it still complains about "underspecification. Any idea what is going on?
I previous versions of aicspylibczi is was doing a similar thing using the
aicsczi.read_subblock_rect()
method, which worked fine.