Greg Kiar
Greg Kiar
Awesome, you're totally right in that copying over the recompiled libraries is enough to do the trick, I just hadn't realized you can do that arbitrarily from tagged images :)...
:+1: would also love this feature
My profiling results are in https://github.com/bids-standard/pybids/issues/285 ; good luck!
> @gkiar out of curiosity: could you use ancpbids to load the dataset you mentioned in #285? > > you would have to `from ancpbids import BIDSLayout` after `pip install...
Updated profiling... ## Tests ``` In [1]: def ancp_test(pth): ...: import time ...: from ancpbids import BIDSLayout ...: start = time.time() ...: bl = BIDSLayout(pth) ...: dur = time.time() -...
Hey @erdalkaraca are you around this week to discuss?
Hey @ebridge2 I'll go check that out, thanks for the pointer! Re the table: the reason I suggested 2 columns is we really want something digestible and which can be...
So I've made some progress and have the build running to completion in a Dockerfile: **Dockerfile.sparkle** ```Dockerfile FROM node:lts-alpine3.13 RUN apk add git RUN mkdir -p /opt/build/ &&\ git clone...
Ingesting an atlas is just like ingesting something else. You got this, @Aeusman 😸
That depends! For each species you'd probably want to find the base image that these annotations were made on and ingest that as an image channel, with each parcellation/atlas as...