My intention was to generate 20x and 10x tiles from a single slide. However, I noticed that I ended up with 2757 folders but 6490 jpeg files. Shouldn't the number of folders match the number of jpeg files?
Furthermore, when I visualized the sampled tiles for both 20x and 10x, I observed that the sampled regions are different. It appears that the sampled region for the 20x tiles is accurate when using a threshold of 25.
Does this mean that if I want to use a threshold of 25, I should rely on the 20x tiles and their corresponding 10x tiles, rather than the other way around?
Hi @binli123,
Thank you for your excellent work.
I'm currently using
deepzoom_tiler.pyto process slides. I executed the following command:python3 deepzoom_tiler.py -m 0 1 -b 20 -d CAMELYON16 -v tif -j 16 -t 25My intention was to generate 20x and 10x tiles from a single slide. However, I noticed that I ended up with 2757 folders but 6490 jpeg files. Shouldn't the number of folders match the number of jpeg files?
Furthermore, when I visualized the sampled tiles for both 20x and 10x, I observed that the sampled regions are different. It appears that the sampled region for the 20x tiles is accurate when using a threshold of 25.
Does this mean that if I want to use a threshold of 25, I should rely on the 20x tiles and their corresponding 10x tiles, rather than the other way around?
20x sampled region
10x sampled region