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mibilib's Issues

Wrong plot labeling in MibiImage_Tutorial notebook

The titles of the plots in the image visualization section are wrong:

In the RGB image:

  • Keratin is red (correct).
  • dsDNA is green but is labeled as blue.
  • CD45 is blue but is labeled as green.

In the CYM image:

  • Keratin is cyan (correct).
  • dsDNA is yellow but is labeled as magenta.
  • CD45 is magenta but is labeled as yellow.

In the 4 channel image:

  • The cyan label is assigned to CD3, but it should be CD4.

The notebook screenshot below depicts the mix-up of the labels:

image_nb

Consider a non-GPL open license?

The GNU license in the repository requires any repositories that use your package to switch to a GNU license. Would you consider switching to MIT or Apache 2.0 to make it possible to use your python module as part of more software packages? We are currently using Apache 2.0 for our pipeline and would like to use mibitracker for MIBI data ingestion but maybe not if we need to change the license to GNU ... since then anyone using our software would need to do likewise.

Method to split a MIBItiff into single TIFFs

Currently there are methods to combine single tiffs into a MIBItiff:
https://github.com/ionpath/mibitracker-client/blob/master/mibidata/combine_tiffs.py
But the opposite is not possible. It would be helpful to have such a method, in order to visualize the channel images with other programs such as:

  • ImageJ: can display multipage tiffs but does not display the channel name, so the visualization is of limited help.
  • rawTherapee: cannot display multipage tiffs.
  • GIMP: same issue as with ImageJ.

Add option for pip installation

Hey all, at some point it would be great if you made this pip installable. Not a top priority, but makes package management easier if we don't have github links in our requirements.txt file.

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