Closed talonchandler closed 8 months ago
Merging #454 (c3379a1) into main (2aa080e) will increase coverage by
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This appending channels is also something that I was battling with mantis, especially after the registration as well. I have found that appending is tricky when the process of appending crashes ( for whatever reason, you accidentally close the terminal, end the process,etc) then if you try to restart the appending since the channel name already exists it will fail. I was running both separately to make sure I had successful reconstructions/deskewing and then appending together. Is there a an easier way to cleanup or to re-append?
Thank you @talonchandler for implementing cli call for appending multiple reconstructed channels. I have tested this on the dataset from Hunter in this folder and it is working well. /hpc/projects/comp.micro/infected_cell_imaging/Image_preprocessing/Exp_2023_09_28_DENV_Fixed/
The time for processing has reduced to 1/3rd, which is great.
I too have the same question as @edyoshikun. I haven't figured out how to use the same for the dragonfly dataset. I have to reconstruct just the phase channel and append the fluorescence channels. I realize the code already exists in iohub for appending channels. Is there a way to do the same using cli, @ziw-liu ?
I also use the iohub code and it's relatively fast.
Thanks for testing @Soorya19Pradeep!
@Soorya19Pradeep and I just discussed our next steps, and we agreed that:
0.4.2rc0
. 0.4.2rc0
, and we're on our way to a one-step installation.
Before this PR: This pair of CLI calls
would overwrite the first phase reconstruction, resulting in a DAPI-only reconstruction.
After this PR: The same CLI calls result in two channels in
output.zarr
as expected.