Closed kmdouglass closed 9 years ago
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I've found out that changing the header to x [nm],y [nm],z [nm],frame,sigma [nm],intensity [photon],bkgstd [photon],loglikelihood [no units]
, i.e., remove spaces between column labels makes it work.
But unfortunatelly no actual error in the code has been found, because the case with spaces is already handled. Also after recompiling the plugin it seems to work even with the spaces. There might be some inconsistency caused by compilation
New daily build (dev-2015-08-02-b1) will be released today so when that happens, I would recommend you to update.
If the problem still occurs after the update, let me know by posting in the discussion group (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/thunderstorm-users/H1iughpp3Sc).
Hello, I always receive a java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException when trying to use the
Merging
feature of ThunderSTORM analysis tools. I am using ThunderSTORM 1.3-2014-11-08 and FIJI/ImageJ 1.49c.I use a custom-built program to perform the localization steps on the image stacks recorded by our camera. Then, I write the column names and output to a comma-delimited file which I import into ThunderSTORM using
Import/Export > Import results
. The results table opens without problems and I can perform filtering based on columns and visualize the data, but when I try to merge the localizations the following Exception is raised:I get this error regardless of the Merging parameters I enter. (In this case I tried a maximum distance of 50, a Max. frames per molecule of 10, and a Max. off frames of 1.)
I suspect that the problem is with the formatting of the column names because there are 9 columns and the index error mentions that it received an index of 9. Unfortunately, I cannot find any advice in the documentation for how to format the header. I would be happy to e-mail the localization file to you directly if it would help diagnose the problem.
Thanks! Kyle