Closed haranrk closed 5 years ago
Hi, @haranrk
As far as I know, openslide
shows dimensions in WxH (X-Y) manner, which is the opposite of the common numpy
shape orders, HxW (Y-X). So if you try to read the WSI dimensions with numpy.ndarray
method, I think you will see what has been going on, though the reading procedure might be tricky. (FYI, pyvips
library supports more straightforward usages to load WSIs.) Please check your output shape compared to the original dimensions.
Thank you, Hyungjoon
Yes, that makes sense. I was able to submit by transposing the image.
The shape of my file seems to be consistent with the level '0' dimension of the slide image as reported by open slide. However, the system rejected my submission stating that the shape required is the transpose of the level '0' dimensions.