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PySid2 is licensed under the LGPL while PyQt5 is under the GPL and a commercial license. I could not successfully install the previous PyQt5 given versions on Linux with Python 3.11.
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@mstaring @N-Dekker @stefanklein please take a look 🙏 |
A simple example that registers one timepoint in an IDR dataset to another. We use the IDR dataset as it is a familiar reference sample OME-Zarr dataset in the community. This also demonstrates fetching the data dynamically from the cloud.
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Very interesting, Matt! I'm still trying to get it to work here locally but I got an error, on |
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@N-Dekker thanks for testing! What versions of |
I just did a brand new install on a new pc. Now it says: I also printed the versions, as follows: import sys
print(sys.version)
print("itk", itk.__version__)
import itkwidgets
print("itkwidgets", itkwidgets.__version__)
print("ngff_zarr", nz.__version__)
import numpy as np
print("numpy", np.__version__)
import numcodecs
print("numcodecs", numcodecs.__version__)
import zarr
print("zarr", zarr.__version__)Which says: Having pip-installed the "WindowsWheel311.zip" from the ITKElastix CI, from the last commit at the main, at https://github.com/InsightSoftwareConsortium/ITKElastix/actions/runs/12258642912 Do you have a clue? |
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@N-Dekker thanks for the information! The issue is |
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Thanks Matt. I created a new environment, using zarr version 2: Successfully moved one cell further, but unfortunately, now it says: |
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View / edit / reply to this conversation on ReviewNB N-Dekker commented on 2025-01-27T13:43:42Z Line #7. ome_zarr = nz.from_ngff_zarr(lru_store, version='0.3') from_ngff_zarr returns a Multiscales object, so I would rather name the variable "multiscales" (instead of "ome_zar"). Just like in https://ngff-zarr.readthedocs.io/en/latest/python.html#read-an-ome-zarr |
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View / edit / reply to this conversation on ReviewNB N-Dekker commented on 2025-01-27T13:43:42Z Line #5. vmin = ome_zarr.metadata.omero.channels[0].window.start
For my understanding, is the index [0] in |
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View / edit / reply to this conversation on ReviewNB N-Dekker commented on 2025-01-27T13:43:43Z Line #2. view(fixed_image, vmin=vmin, vmax=vmax)
"vmin=vmin" and "vmax=vmax" look non-informative tautologies to me. I would like it better if it would say:
view(fixed_image, vmin=window.start, vmax=window.end)
Assuming window = multiscales.metadata.omero.channels[0].window |
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My review-notebook-app comments are only minor, stylish. No show-stopper. I just wish I could make it run here locally! |
Add OME-Zarr image registration notebook
A simple example that registers one timepoint in an IDR dataset to another.
We use the IDR dataset as it is a familiar reference sample OME-Zarr
dataset in the community. This also demonstrates fetching the data
dynamically from the cloud.