Open tischi opened 5 years ago
can I leave a csv/excel right here? where is the best to upload the data/sheets?
download links (e.g. dropbox) would be the best I think.
@n-dempe Yes, like this is not so good, because one can publicly see the whole folder structure. Maybe remove that link again..
And also for me this is too complex, because I have to understand all the files :-)
Could you please provide exactly two separate read only download links:
In G-Drive right click on the file and
and then I guess select:
Manual Table https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MOfLxwYiXyznyjVhBuSqasmHZMgeIq3y/view?usp=sharing
Automated tables https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bld8NvsT5p6pA0sfH_RQhxLSvvflMgQB/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FqZh_Rn_687qgkP7akw3pZ_gCFJaSenY/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k2SORqTz3i3hN1CK8QdoIXM4nQJ-wCfr/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rjKaTcCHA72yuJUAK9x1lmaOHjOr-nK-/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qkG33v8rgB9b68jzHwrroSrbj69BMA2o/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GKiDVRpN88w6ANx7gNMaCEtCNl7bQ1S9/view?usp=sharing
is there way to see the version of Spindle Morphometry FIJI is using currently?
Yes, go to the folder ../jars
in your Fiji
folder.
There will be a file called: fiji-plugin-morphometry-version.jar
For example on my computer:
$ ls /Applications/Fiji.app/jars/fiji-plugin-morphometry-*
/Applications/Fiji.app/jars/fiji-plugin-morphometry-0.4.15.jar
I looked at the tables! Nice! Did you already write a script yourself that combines the manual and automated tables?
No I did not. Thats just manual copy and paste
I will check out the version, so I can name it more precisely in the columns.
No I did not. Thats just manual copy and paste
Could you then please post a link here with a "manual only" table? Then I could try to write a script. Not sure I will still get around doing it today though...Otherwise could be fun and good for your career to learn some R and do it yourself!
If you want to learn something useful, you could also look at dplyr
:
One of the nicest frameworks for manipulating tables! Definitely worth it!!
You could of course also do everything in python if that's more your thing!
@n-dempe
I opened this issue to discuss here things related to that.
Currently I am waiting for example tables from you; then I would try to combine them using an R script. OK?