Attending: Petr, Seb, Frances, Mark, Jean-Marie, Simon, Josh, Dominik, June, David, Melissa, Kevin, Jason, Will
Start: 2:00 pm
(2-3 minutes each)
IDR
biology studies (idr0070/HDBR atlas, idr0077/flower development via SPIM, idr0079/3D confocal imaging in zebrafish)
Josh: publication as zarr? (Holding off on masks. See below)
might come back to in the future)
ManagedRepository vs client path.
have the discussion as the datasets are published.
to
simultaneously
Simon: can submitters expect there to be a zarr? No.
a dataset
expectations
side.
Chris: community doesn’t understand that. OME == IDR
expectation.
JRS: all in good time.
Seb: like the download (aspera) page
Chris: “some datasets are available from Zarr”
JRS: service provision is evolving.
NGFF
Bug in stack (s3fs/fsspec/dask) when arrays are sparse
Restrictive S3 server. Missing chunk -> access dies.
Probably a classical issue with masks
Three mask options:
Labelled image but doesn’t support overlaps.
6D booleans but 8x storage (Better as probability mask)
One array per mask but 8x storage and lots of groups
Overlapping
Simon: first idr study with masks was overlapping
Emil: case of multiple segmentation with varying parameters
Storing each “segmentation” as a separate group?
Simon: need to deal with multiple groups in all cases?
groups. Avoid 150K groups
management decisions
Summary: smallish number of non-overlapping labelled images
Simon: metadata?
SA (learning/mail)
incoming OME mail.
Report any weirdnesses asap.
Thursday
Glencoe
math.
Can then start heavily on the thumbnail front.
in the wild.
Community
JRS: people asking about how OME2020 was done.
How were videos done.
Breakouts for fun.
(5 min. max; tech. Discussion should be highlighted to relevant people and rescheduled)
(20-25 minutes plus 15 minutes questions max)
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