Access the data:
- Install MoBIE-beta, following these instructions.
- Store the aws credentials so that the dataset can be loaded. For this, follow these instructions.
- Now, open the Fiji with MoBIE-beta and select
Plugins->MoBIE->Open MoBIE Project ...
. - Enter
https://github.com/mobie/lgn-em-datasets
in the prompt that opens. - This should open a few menus and a viewer which shows the EM data.
Viewing the neuron segmentation:
- Select
segmentation->neurons
and clickview
in the MoBIE GUI (the menu with the whale logo) - The current segmentation covers only a small part of the dataset, which is not part of the inital view. To find it, enter
{"position":[326.64837813452584,119.43274034618811,31.013969544771427]}
inlocation
and click onmove
.
Saving interesting positions:
- You can save interesting positions by right click on a position in the viewer and then selecting
BDV - Log Current View
. - This will print the position and view to the
Log
window; see below for an example output. - The position can be recovered by pasting the line containing
position
(only changes position) ornormalizedAffine
(recvoers the full view) into thelocation
menu.
{"position":[326.64837813452584,119.43274034618811,31.013969544771427],"timepoint":0}
{"affineTransform":[8.655308093335417,0.0,0.0,-2390.2423509426494,0.0,8.655308093335417,0.0,-744.2271641275895,0.0,0.0,8.655308093335417,-268.4354616073183],"timepoint":0}
{"normalizedAffine":[0.009903098504960432,0.0,0.0,-3.2348310651517727,0.0,0.009903098504960432,0.0,-1.182754192365663,0.0,0.0,0.009903098504960432,-0.3071343954317143],"timepoint":0}