Run tifconvert.sh.
tiffix.py extracts metadata and performs shading correction on images.
When you collect a new reference for shading correction, push it to data/
.
The scope compter uploads new tif files to ResearchNAS every 2 hours. The list of uploaded files is appended to robocopy.log
.
This program first reads robocopy.log
, extract a list of tif files as tifffiles.txt
and remove the robocopy.log
.
Each image in tifffiles.txt goes through tiffix.py
for the following process.
- shading correction if there is a proper reference for the corresponding channel, magnification and binning.
- tif compression.
crontab -e
0 */2 * * * cd ~/covert-scope-jobs/ && git pull && sh tifconvert.sh
mount
command seems to be a lot faster than using Connect to Server
.
However, when you use mount
, ResearchNAS does not allow you to write files without sudo
privilage.
Use sudo visudo
to exclude sh script from asking password.
parallel processingfix sudo issue- connect to researchNAS with a new account that has
modify
permission in instruments folder - truncate the odd size image to even size.
- make metadata compatible with imageJ
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logs for tifconvert.sh- collect more shading correction references.
- write a function for estimating the reference from 1x1 binning image if 2-4 binning does not exist (imresize?)
- (extract time points?)