This is a data science pipeline to allow for the reconstruction of stitched images from the Perkin Elmer Phenix instrument. Currently, images collected at 5x objective, and 1% overlap are mosaic'ed together using this python script.
This project is organised as a data-science pipeline to allow for faithful reconstruction of test-data for ease of understanding how these function works. At least, I hope for you!
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├── AUTHORS.md
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── data
├── raw (not included raw data, but keep it here)
├── reports
├── figures
└── src
├── tools
└── visualization (tools to do things with images once stitched)
This package relies on the following dependencies:
tqdm
,PIL
, numpy
, and xml.etree
The function PE_phenix_stack_stitcher.py
takes two arguments:
- Input Path to Images Folder
- Output Path to where stitched images go
The function is called from terminal/bash as such:
foo@bar:~$ python3 PE_phenix_stack_stitcher.py "Input Path" "Output Path"
Unfortunately because my test data is unpublished, it still cannot be released for you on AWS at the moment. Ask me later.
- Trying to accommodate different kinds of images at different magnifications.
- Doing time-lapse, multi-position (in the z-axis)