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When I save an n5 dataset in the FIJI GUI, it asks me to specify a Dataset. Examining the resultant n5 directory shows a subdirectory with this name, under which all the data appears to be saved. So far so good.
However, trying to read the previously saved n5 data via e.g. a BeanScript using N5IJUtils.load() and passing in the same Dataset value used to generate the n5 output doesn't work; you need to append a bunch of stuff ("/c0/s0") to the Dataset value you previously specified in FIJI to get it to load.
E.g.: If I call my Dataset "default" when writing the n5 in FIJI, I have to use "default/c0/s0" as the Dataset value in N5IJUtils.load().
This is very confusing; why are these Dataset values different for writing and reading to/from the same n5 "file"? Can we rely on adding "/c0/s0" to our Dataset values being stable in the future?
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Hi,
When I save an n5 dataset in the FIJI GUI, it asks me to specify a
Dataset
. Examining the resultant n5 directory shows a subdirectory with this name, under which all the data appears to be saved. So far so good.However, trying to read the previously saved n5 data via e.g. a BeanScript using
N5IJUtils.load()
and passing in the sameDataset
value used to generate the n5 output doesn't work; you need to append a bunch of stuff ("/c0/s0
") to theDataset
value you previously specified in FIJI to get it to load.E.g.: If I call my
Dataset
"default
" when writing the n5 in FIJI, I have to use "default/c0/s0
" as theDataset
value inN5IJUtils.load()
.This is very confusing; why are these
Dataset
values different for writing and reading to/from the same n5 "file"? Can we rely on adding "/c0/s0
" to ourDataset
values being stable in the future?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: