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Importing images for different imaging strategies has gotten too complex to handle in a "fancy" way. Time series experiments vs "one-off" experiments etc.
importing images should be done explicitly instead of implicitly.
The strategy will be to require a metadata table mapping frame to each dimension, like so:
frame
animal
pair
timepoint
wavelength
1
1
0
0
410
2
1
0
0
470
3
1
0
0
TL
...
...
...
...
...
and each row would be a frame.
This will allow different importers (e.g. with the GUI) to help to create that table implicitly and write it to disk, but that table on disk will be the ultimate "source of truth".
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Importing images for different imaging strategies has gotten too complex to handle in a "fancy" way. Time series experiments vs "one-off" experiments etc.
importing images should be done explicitly instead of implicitly.
The strategy will be to require a metadata table mapping
frame
to each dimension, like so:and each row would be a frame.
This will allow different importers (e.g. with the GUI) to help to create that table implicitly and write it to disk, but that table on disk will be the ultimate "source of truth".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: