Extract numerical data from bmp image plots
Pease select your operating system
Windows
- Click on the green
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button and downloadZIP
- Unzip the downloaded file to a desired location
- Download and install Miniforge for your operating system
- Run the downloaded
.exe
file- Select "Add Miniforge3 to PATH environment variable"
- Open the newly installed Miniforge Prompt
- Move to the downloaded GitHub repository
- Run the following command:
mamba env create -f environment.yml
- Activate Conda environment:
conda activate Hepner
Your prompt should now start with (Hepner)
instead of (base)
MacOS
- Click on the green
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button and downloadZIP
- Unzip the downloaded file to a desired location
- Download and install Miniforge for your operating system
- Open your terminal
- Move to the directory containing the Miniforge installer
- Run one of the following command:
# Intel-Series
bash Miniforge3-MacOSX-x86_64.sh
# M-Series
bash Miniforge3-MacOSX-arm64.sh
- Re-open your terminal
- Move to the downloaded GitHub repository
- Run the following command:
mamba env create -f environment.yml
- Activate Conda environment:
conda activate Hepner
Your prompt should now start with (Hepner)
instead of (base)
Plot features are extracted as follow:
- cmap.tif # colormap (log scale) saved as a `uint8` tif image
- cmap.csv # colormap (log scale) saved as a comma separated csv file
- cmap-raw.tif # colormap (real values) saved as a `float32` tif image
- cmap-raw.csv # colormap (real values) saved as a comma separated csv file
- line.tif line # surrounding the colormap saved as a `uint8` tif image
- dot-labels.tif # labeled dots surrounding the colormap saved as a `uint8` tif image
- dot-info.csv # dot xy coordinates saved as a comma separated csv file
- plot.png extracted # features plot for sanity check saved as png image