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In [14]: tasty.listIngredients()
Out[14]: ['AL021_190617_122619_chan_02.tiff']
In [15]: tasty.returnIngredientByName("AL021_190617_122619_chan_02.tiff")._data = gaussian_filter(tasty.returnIngredientByName("AL021_190617_122619_chan_02.tiff")._data
...: ,sigma=2)
In [16]: tasty.initialiseAxes()
Then to update histogram:
In [19]: tasty.returnIngredientByName("AL021_190617_122619_chan_02.tiff").histogram= tasty.returnIngredientByName("AL021_1
...: 90617_122619_chan_02.tiff").calcHistogram()
In [20]: tasty.initialiseAxes()
This works but there are two problems. Firstly, it would be nice to have an refresh_histogram method in the image stack ingredient. Secondly, we should benchmark the above filter operations. On this 3 GB image stack it took maybe 3 or 4 minutes on a laptop to filter. That seems slow. Let's compare with MATLAB and see if there are alternatives to speed it up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Using the console I tried LP filtering images:
Then to update histogram:
This works but there are two problems. Firstly, it would be nice to have an
refresh_histogram
method in the image stack ingredient. Secondly, we should benchmark the above filter operations. On this 3 GB image stack it took maybe 3 or 4 minutes on a laptop to filter. That seems slow. Let's compare with MATLAB and see if there are alternatives to speed it up.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: