Closed dannellyz closed 4 years ago
The annotation readers are in the annotation.py
module. These are used in the slide.py
module here. The two supported annotation styles use the XML format and the arguments are named accordingly.
In order to support a new annotation format, at the very least you'd have to write a dedicated annotation reader and use it in the Slide
class.
Got it thanks. Do you by chance have a sample of either xml file? The link to the test files seems to be broken.
Appreciate the support!
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The annotation readers are in the annotation.py https://github.com/luisvalesilva/wsipre/blob/master/wsipre/annotation.py module. These are used in the slide.py module here https://github.com/luisvalesilva/wsipre/blob/85077ce493253d8512c888908cc203f0c45d1ef1/wsipre/slide.py#L66. The two supported annotation styles use the XML format and the arguments are named accordingly.
In order to support a new annotation format, at the very least you'd have to write a dedicated annotation reader and use it in the Slide class.
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You can download the two examples used in the demos directly from here (>4 Gb), temporarily.
For context, the two supported annotation types are from two computer vision challenges: CAMELYON16/17 and BACH ICIAR 2018). I haven't checked if the data is still available for download.
Happy to help.
Awesome thanks!
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 11:42 Luís notifications@github.com wrote:
You can download the two examples used in the demos directly from here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j59JJf8126ubVOuig-zBVvgjf7Q_vvM3/view?usp=sharing (>4 Gb), temporarily.
For context, the two supported annotation types are from two computer vision challenges: CAMELYON16/17 https://camelyon17.grand-challenge.org/ and BACH ICIAR 2018 https://iciar2018-challenge.grand-challenge.org/). I haven't checked if the data is still available for download.
Happy to help.
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Sure. Good luck with your project! I am closing this.
The dataset I am working on has annotations in TIFF format. Is there a way to incorporate that into this work easily?