Closed jc-brandeis closed 2 years ago
Can you copy&paste here the content of the config.yaml
file which is under the .tapqir
folder?
content of config.yaml
channels:
- name: red_MID2
glimpse-folder: /home/jchung/test/data_red/jchung00007/
driftlist: /home/jchung/test/data_red/YNE_30June2022_0007r.dat
ontarget-aoiinfo: /home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA1_AOIs_red.dat
offtarget-aoiinfo: /home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA0_AOIs_red.dat
- name: red_Gless
glimpse-folder: /home/jchung/test/data_red/jchung00007/
driftlist: /home/jchung/test/data_red/YNE_30June2022_0007r.dat
ontarget-aoiinfo: /home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA2_AOIs_red.dat
offtarget-aoiinfo: /home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA0_AOIs_red.dat
P: 14
nbatch-size: 10
fbatch-size: 512
learning-rate: 0.005
num-channels: 2
cuda: true
matlab: false
priors:
background_mean_std: 1000
background_std_std: 100
lamda_rate: 1
height_std: 10000
width_min: 0.75
width_max: 2.25
proximity_rate: 1
gain_std: 50
offset-x: 10
offset-y: 10
offset-P: 30
bin-size: 1
dataset: ''
frame-range: false
frame-start: 0
frame-end: 0
use-offtarget: true
labels: false
========================================================
Working directory: /home/jchung/test
Dataset name
AOI image size
14
Offset region top-left corner (x-axis)
10
Offset region top-left corner (y-axis)
10
Offset region size
30
Offset histogram bin size (odd number)
1
Specify frame range?
Use off-target AOI locations?
Number of color channels
2
Channel name
red_Gless
Header/glimpse folder
/home/jchung/test/data_red/jchung00007/
Driftlist file
/home/jchung/test/data_red/YNE_30June2022_0007r.dat
Target molecule locations file
/home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA2_AOIs_red.dat
Off-target control locations file
/home/jchung/test/data_red/DNA0_AOIs_red.dat
Extracting AOIs ...
Channel #0 (red_MID2)
100%
1169/1169 [00:12<00:00, 93.99it/s]
Channel #1 (red_Gless)
100%
1169/1169 [00:12<00:00, 89.09it/s]
Processing extracted AOIs ...
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ValueError Traceback (most recent call last)
File ~/anaconda3/envs/tapqir-env/lib/python3.8/site-packages/tapqir/gui.py:353, in glimpseCmd(b, layout, out)
351 def glimpseCmd(b, layout, out):
352 with out:
--> 353 glimpse(
354 **layout.kwargs,
355 no_input=True,
356 progress_bar=tqdm_notebook,
357 labels=False,
358 )
360 out.clear_output(wait=True)
File ~/anaconda3/envs/tapqir-env/lib/python3.8/site-packages/tapqir/main.py:311, in glimpse(dataset, P, offset_x, offset_y, offset_P, bin_size, frame_range, frame_start, frame_end, use_offtarget, num_channels, name, glimpse_folder, driftlist, ontarget_aoiinfo, offtarget_aoiinfo, overwrite, no_input, labels, progress_bar)
304 yaml.dump(
305 {key: value for key, value in DEFAULTS.items() if key != "cd"},
306 cfg_file,
307 sort_keys=False,
308 )
310 logger.info("Extracting AOIs ...")
--> 311 read_glimpse(
312 path=cd,
313 progress_bar=progress_bar,
314 **DEFAULTS,
315 )
316 logger.info("Extracting AOIs: Done")
318 return 0
File ~/anaconda3/envs/tapqir-env/lib/python3.8/site-packages/tapqir/imscroll/glimpse_reader.py:392, in read_glimpse(path, progress_bar, **kwargs)
389 min_data = np.inf
390 for dtype in data.keys():
391 # concatenate color channels
--> 392 data[dtype] = np.stack(data[dtype], -3)
393 target_xy[dtype] = np.stack(target_xy[dtype], -2)
394 min_data = min(min_data, data[dtype].min())
File <__array_function__ internals>:180, in stack(*args, **kwargs)
File ~/anaconda3/envs/tapqir-env/lib/python3.8/site-packages/numpy/core/shape_base.py:426, in stack(arrays, axis, out)
424 shapes = {arr.shape for arr in arrays}
425 if len(shapes) != 1:
--> 426 raise ValueError('all input arrays must have the same shape')
428 result_ndim = arrays[0].ndim + 1
429 axis = normalize_axis_index(axis, result_ndim)
ValueError: all input arrays must have the same shape
Is the number of AOIs in two color channels the same or different?
They are different.
The errors were caused by using different numbers of AOIs in the 2 channels. The 2-channel processing seems to be working now with the same number of AOIs for both channels.
errors associate with extracting more than one channel of AOIs: