BiAPoL / blog

Most of us study and work at the Bio-image Analysis Technology Development group at the DFG Cluster of Excellence “Physics of Life” at the TU Dresden. We blog about image data science, knowledge exchange and research data management in the life sciences.
https://biapol.github.io/blog/
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
9 stars 8 forks source link

Omero scripts #46

Closed zoccoler closed 2 years ago

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

Hi Robert @haesleinhuepf , hi Johannes @jo-mueller ,

As previously discussed, I wrote this blog post to explain how to run an DL omero script, in this case a stardist 2D pretrained model. Could you please review it?

I wrote as if a broad audience could read this. Let me know if I should cut off the beginning for example.

Also, Robert @haesleinhuepf, it makes sense to add brief description of our server, doesn't it? I left some bold text to be edited.

Best, Marcelo

jo-mueller commented 2 years ago

Hi @zoccoler ,

I get an error when I try to log onto the omero server with the client I installed:

Capture

According to this issue on image.sc, this could be due to missmatching Omero version on the server/client side - do you knwo which Omero version is running on the server?

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

Hi Johannes,

That's unfortunate. Here are the versions from Client and Server. Try using Insight 5.6.2.

Server version: 5.6.3
Client version: 5.6.2
os_version: 10.0
java_version: 1.8.0_275
os_arch: amd64
os_name: Windows 10

Best, Marcelo

jo-mueller commented 2 years ago

Strange - I'm receiving the same error for 5.6.2: Capture

I do have it configured correctly, right? Capture2

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

My bad, with Omero Insight, the address is slightly different. I fixed the text. Use this one : omero-int.biotec.tu-dresden.de

jo-mueller commented 2 years ago

Use this one : omero-int.biotec.tu-dresden.de

This worked, thanks!

jo-mueller commented 2 years ago

Also: All of the tutorial worked for me 💯

Maybe a small suggestion: Could you add a brief section on how to import data to the server space? When I logged on, I first had to upload some data to be processed by the scripts.

haesleinhuepf commented 2 years ago

I think it would make sense to document the usage of the omero server via the browser. I think that's the default use-case. Only a minority of users will have the client installed. Would that be possible Marcelo @zoccoler ?

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

Could you add a brief section on how to import data to the server space?

@jo-mueller , I don't fully understand this, I pointed a link to the tutorial from omero where they show how to import data. I think it is well described there and I didn't want to replicate that part. Is that what you mean or something else?

@haesleinhuepf , it makes sense, I will replace the "running scripts" part by a web interface fashion, but I think you need either the application or the command line to import data. The options are presented here: https://omero-guides.readthedocs.io/en/latest/upload/docs/import.html

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

I changed to the web version, but import data is still done with Omero Insight and left as an external tutorial.

zoccoler commented 2 years ago

Talking to @jo-mueller Johannes today, it looked like a good idea to briefly enumerate first the possible ways to access the server, making it clear why we need the application at least to import data.

So I added a new section right in the beginning.

It looks good to me! What do you guys think?

haesleinhuepf commented 2 years ago

Awesome, thanks Marcelo @zoccoler !