Open shntnu opened 4 years ago
Where would you like mine to live? My generic repo, one of our profiling repos?
Where would you like mine to live? My generic repo, one of our profiling repos?
~I think the google docs is perfectly fine, or at least, it doesn't seem worth the effort of transferring 80+ pages into a markdown document (unless you find that easier to maintain in the longer run)~ sorry I misread the topic :D
Sorry, clarifying- my python script that you can use in lieu of cytominer-database. It's just been living in my random Broad project repo, but if you think it should live somewhere slightly more official now is a good time for it!
but if you think it should live somewhere slightly more official now is a good time for it!
A repo that has frequently-used scripts by assay devs would be great, but this might be an overhead for you to maintain, so its your call.
Either way no harm in creating a repo image-analysis-scripts
or similar in github.com/broadinstitute, even if this is the only script that lives in it.
For our notes, there are two alternate paths that either replicate cytominer-database functionality or obviate its need
- @gwaygenomics works directly with CSVs in pooled Cell Painting experiments [link]
- @bethac07 has a script for ingesting CSVs into a SQLIte file, which can be loaded in CellProfiler Analyst link
@bethac07 @gwaygenomics could you please edit this comment to add the links / details above? 🙏
The link is broken?
The link is not broken, just only available inside the BroadInstitute, sorry!
This completely slipped through my TODOs - I updated my link above (also here it is). Beth's link is in a private repo that it looks like you don't have access to.
One of the reasons I decided to sidestep the database step is b/c in the pooled cell painting project we will likely work with single cell data. It is a pain to manipulate/extract single cell files from the standard sqlite format (especially since we need to merge across tables each and every time) - these processes take way too long.
For our notes, there are two alternate paths that either replicate cytominer-database functionality or obviate its need
@bethac07 @gwaygenomics could you please edit this comment to add the links / details above? 🙏