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Describe the bug
I am running make_train on a single-channel tif image with dimensions (z, y, x). I set --anisotropy = 3. When opening the resulting crops in the Cellpose GUI, anisotropy is applied to all yx, zx, and zy crops. I expected corrections for anisotropy only along the z-axis.
Output:
Image dimensions: (23, 2304, 6452) (This corresponds to z, y, x)
Run make_train: python make_train.py --dir directory/to/the/image --z_axis 0 --anisotropy 3
To open cellpose GUI: python -m cellpose --Zstack
When dragging and dropping the resulting images from directory/to/the/image/train into the cellpose GUI, all crops (YX, ZX, and ZY) are stretched along one axis.
Attached: showing anisotropy in yx (nuclei appear stretched).
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Hello, I have also encountered a similar problem. My problem is that during the recognition process of a 3D grayscale image with a shape of (2304 * 2304 * 10), the z-axis, x-axis, and y-axis of the grayscale image are always misread due to the logic of "If channel_axis=None cellpose will try to automatically determine the channel axis by choosing the dimension with the minimum size after squeezing. I think your problem may be similar to mine
Hello, I have also encountered a similar problem. My problem is that during the recognition process of a 3D grayscale image with a shape of (2304 * 2304 * 10), the z-axis, x-axis, and y-axis of the grayscale image are always misread due to the logic of "If channel_axis=None cellpose will try to automatically determine the channel axis by choosing the dimension with the minimum size after squeezing. I think your problem may be similar to mine
Describe the bug
I am running make_train on a single-channel tif image with dimensions (z, y, x). I set --anisotropy = 3. When opening the resulting crops in the Cellpose GUI, anisotropy is applied to all yx, zx, and zy crops. I expected corrections for anisotropy only along the z-axis.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Output:
Image dimensions: (23, 2304, 6452) (This corresponds to z, y, x)
python make_train.py --dir directory/to/the/image --z_axis 0 --anisotropy 3
python -m cellpose --Zstack
directory/to/the/image/train
into the cellpose GUI, all crops (YX, ZX, and ZY) are stretched along one axis.Attached: showing anisotropy in yx (nuclei appear stretched).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: