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Rather than creating fresh groups within the reference_images group, I'd like to link to existing groups in /acquisition/timeseries. However, my groups there are TwoPhotonSeries groups, and when I do
6 Miscellaneous warnings (1 combined):
1. /processing/Acquired_ROIs/ImageSegmentation/Zstack#/reference_images/Zstack_image
- type (core:<image_name>/) is linked to a different type (core:<TwoPhotonSeries>/)
at: /acquisition/timeseries/Zstack_Red_# (#=33,36-37,47,49,52)
I'm guessing this is because the spec defines reference_images using merge rather than link
"reference_images/": {
"description": "Stores image stacks segmentation mask apply to.",
"<image_name>/+": {
"description": ("One or more image stacks that the masks apply ""to (can be one-element stack)"),
"merge+": ["<ImageSeries>/",] }}
So my question is, am I doing something wrong here, or should the spec be adapted to allow this use case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You are not doing anything wrong. The validator currently does not do a good job of validating links which are not specified using the "link" keyword in the specification. The information is in the specification to deduce that what you did is OK (since <image_name> is an ImageSeries or subclass, and it is being linked to a TwoPhotonSeries which is a subclass of ImageSeries). So, you can ignore the warning. This is something that needs to be fixed.
Rather than creating fresh groups within the
reference_images
group, I'd like to link to existing groups in/acquisition/timeseries
. However, my groups there are TwoPhotonSeries groups, and when I doI get a warning from the validator:
I'm guessing this is because the spec defines
reference_images
usingmerge
rather thanlink
So my question is, am I doing something wrong here, or should the spec be adapted to allow this use case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: