A micro-manager acquisition that stops early (either from a crash or manually) does not update the ome.xml metadata, which is determined based on defined experiment parameters at the start of acquisition. Consequently, tifffile, zarr, and our io.MicromanagerReader expect a larger dataset than exists. The result is a written file that has a larger dimensionality than the source file.
solution
Unclear right now. It's possible the ome.tiff structure has something in place to signify "empty data" or similar... Will need some research
problem
A micro-manager acquisition that stops early (either from a crash or manually) does not update the ome.xml metadata, which is determined based on defined experiment parameters at the start of acquisition. Consequently,
tifffile
,zarr
, and ourio.MicromanagerReader
expect a larger dataset than exists. The result is a written file that has a larger dimensionality than the source file.solution
Unclear right now. It's possible the ome.tiff structure has something in place to signify "empty data" or similar... Will need some research