Out of interest, can you open and write zarr files with reticulate?
We have a an R/Shiny image analysis application and would like to store the data as zarr. We currently use scanpy and h5 which is working.
I found this github page that attempted to implement zarr for R:
https://github.com/gdkrmr/zarr-R
I'm just curious if that could "just" work with reticulate or if there is a significant technical barrier?
Hello.
Out of interest, can you open and write zarr files with reticulate? We have a an R/Shiny image analysis application and would like to store the data as zarr. We currently use scanpy and h5 which is working. I found this github page that attempted to implement zarr for R: https://github.com/gdkrmr/zarr-R
I'm just curious if that could "just" work with reticulate or if there is a significant technical barrier?
Thanks!