haesleinhuepf
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2 years ago Hi Pradeep,
great timing! I just moved the Workflow class into the napari-time-slicer plugin. Check out its readme. There you find a list of plugins that are compatible and we should add yours! If you use time_slicer in your plugin, it will then allow users to knit workflows which contain your deskew step and others. It also allows to apply the deskewing to multiple time frames, e.g. if the whole time lapse is loaded as 4D dask array. And, you can generate code from a workflow that's open in napari.
Your code should then roughly look like this:
@time_slicer
def deskew(image:napari.types.ImageData, angle, direction, viewer:napari.Viewer) -> napari.types.ImageData:
...Oh and, the napari-assistant (note: clesperanto will be missing in the name) will later bring a new user interface with buttons, where all plugins are available, that are annotated with time_slicer or some others I have in mind...
Let me know if this makes sense!
Cheers, Robert
pr4deepr
Hi @haesleinhuepf Great work with the napari assistant.
I have a question about translating a workflow generated in napari_pyclesperanto_assistant within other napari plugins.
Say, if I have a plugin to deskew a lattice lightsheet file, I'd like the user to test an image processing workflow using clesperanto_assistant on a few stacks. For example, filtering and binarising a deskewed image. Once the user is happy with the settings, they would then run a batch process, where
is applied to the whole file and the final processed stack is saved. This is all to be done within the napari environment (for now).
I really like this idea of defining workflows and wondering if I can access it from clesperanto_assistant? https://github.com/clEsperanto/pyclesperanto_prototype/blob/master/demo/optimization/workflow_dask.ipynb
Perhaps via this function? https://github.com/clEsperanto/napari_pyclesperanto_assistant/blob/38505600819f3b3e6eb12e93a9095e6949afc9ca/napari_pyclesperanto_assistant/_gui/_Assistant.py#L209
Cheers Pradeep