Open sofroniewn opened 4 years ago
Hi, I find 'lazy parameter sweep with dask' interesting, and I would like to try writing a tutorial on this. Can I please take this up?
@ruhmamehek yes, please give it a go! I would recommend having a look at the example in my blog post, which was a real-world use case mixing both an image and a points layer.
That would be amazing! It might be great to use magicgui made by @tlambert03 (who is also a napari core developer) to provide GUI interactivity for the parameter sweep
... but, erm, let me update that magicgui tutorial a bit before you get too far with it 😅. there is at least one thing (register_type
) in there that is a bit out of date.
updated the param sweep example in the docs
Hi, I have added a tutorial for lazy parameter sweep with dask. I have added an example for parameter sweep using magicgui with napari as well. Looking forward to your reviews and suggestions.
Thank you @ruhmamehek! I'm excited to look through it and will comment shortly!
@sofroniewn curious which ones on the list you think would be good to add to the documentation, given the development over the past few years? 😁
hmm, i'm not sure - we now have a many more plugins to draw on too curious what others think here? We could bring this convo to zulip / twitter for more folks to make requests too. Maybe we could do a poll?
Following napari/napari.github.io#42 we are adding an
Applications
section that can contain more advance tutorials highlighting specific applications.As discussed with @tlambert03 it's probably good to have these separate from the more basic introductory tutorials so that new comers and beginners aren't overwhelmed.
I also see these as slightly different from blog posts as I'd like them to be maintained and updated with time (as following a napari breaking api change), whereas a blog post I see as more capturing the state at a moment in time (though obviously they can be updated too).
I'd also love for these to be community contributed as much as possible too, so maybe after we have a couple more example ones in we could make a
Contributing Guide
to set expectations. I see these as more didactic and in-depth then just here's cool data viewed in napari, for that I'd like to have some form of community contributed gallery, as discussed with @jniHow does this sound to everyone?
To also keep the convo going here are a couple ideas for posts: