Closed flng000 closed 10 months ago
Hi Felix,
I tried to reproduce this issue but I can't.
I opened an abitary tomo, created a particle layer, clicked on a few slices and saved it to disk (Organize Layer -> Save to dir). That worked nicely. Did you do anything different?
Have you installed the latest version of the boxmanager? You can check it under Plugins -> Install / Uninstall
Best, Thorsten
Hi Thorsten,
Thank you for the fast response! I've tried with multiple tomograms now and run into the same issue. My boxmanager version is 0.4.7 which should be the most recent. Maybe my installation is messed-up (numpy?)
Very strange. Can you describe exactly what you did?
Open Tomogram -> Create particle layer -> Click a few particles -> Save to dir (via organize tab)?
Can you also show me what help -> napari info shows?
Hi Thorsten,
Exactly! Open File > .mrc tomogram > create particle layer > link layers > pick some particles and finally try to save. So far, I have tried multiple tomograms but none worked. Also, I reinstalled everything into a fresh conda but this also didn't resolve the issue.
I also made a fresh installation to see if something odd. But it works. Can you show me Help -> Napari Info
This is mine:
[cid:ce2377aa-2454-4cc8-af60-8a3b84b2c85a]
Looks the same for most settings
Dr. Felix Lange
Research Group Mitochondrial Structure and Dynamics
Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences Dept. of NanoBiophotonics Am Fassberg 11 37077 Göttingen, Germany Tel.: 0551-201-2593 eMail: @.***
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I also made a fresh installation to see if something odd. But it works. Can you show me Help -> Napari Info
This is mine: image.png (view on web)https://github.com/MPI-Dortmund/napari-boxmanager/assets/1113977/f125e5f4-ad9f-4f0c-a70b-538f2aa24af8
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Hm, can we quickly have a video chat and you show me whats going on?
For anyone that runs in the same issue like me, here is the solution:
My system (for reasons I do not know by now) kept installing napari version 0.4.18. After the installation of napari use the command:
pip install napari==0.4.17
then proceed with the installation of napari_boxmanager
which solved the issue for me. Thank you again Thorsten for your time and help!!
Hello, maybe I have another idea...
Could you activate one of the broken environments and try the following:
python -c 'import napari; print(napari.__file__)'
Hi there,
I tried using the napari boxmanager to create training data later required for crYOLO on one of my own tomograms (.mrc format). I followed the tutorial for crYOLO but napari always throws the following error when I try to save my particle layer:
AxisError: axis 1 is out of bounds for array of dimension 1
So far, I've tried the installation recommended for crYOLO as well as the standalone version of napari + boxmanager. What is the cause of this or how can I prevent this from happening? Thank you for the help and all the best,
Felix