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XT scan #21

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khoroshyy opened this issue Mar 19, 2021 · 6 comments
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XT scan #21

khoroshyy opened this issue Mar 19, 2021 · 6 comments

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@khoroshyy
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Hi,
Would it be possible to implement reading xt scan?
Thanks.
Petro

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nimne commented Mar 19, 2021

Hello, thanks for opening this issue. This functionality is actually almost done! If you need this functionality right now, take a look at #14 and the development branch. I can't guarantee that the code / names of functions in the development branch will remain the same, but the code is almost done. It is also really lacking documentation.

As soon as I can find time to write up some good documentation and do code cleanup this will end up on the main branch.

-Nick

@khoroshyy
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Thanks.
Looks like working.
What is the meaning of scale factor for t axis?
Thanks.
Petro.

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khoroshyy commented Mar 21, 2021

Dev branch successfully reads my data file but i am not sure how to get frame out of it.

LifImage object with dimensions: Dims(x=64, y=1, z=1, t=8192, m=1)

it proposes to use extended frame but if I try to use extended frame but there in no such method.
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nimne commented Apr 20, 2021

Hi, sorry for the long pause! I've uploaded a new release (in which I've realized I forgot to clarify that error message). Can you give 0.6.1 a try, and use get_plane() to access your image?

I renamed get_extended_frame() to get_plane() without updating the error message - oops!

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Perfect.
It works.
When will it go to master?

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nimne commented May 19, 2021

This is already in master and is up on pypi! The current limitation is that it doesn't handle multi-channel images correctly. That's on my list to fix as soon as I have time to figure out the problem, but that might be a while.

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