Wei Ouyang

I have been testing octree-based spatial partitioning of point cloud (using a library called potree) for the shareloc.xyz platform. It allows us visualising large point cloud instantly (instead of downloading...

Hey, @joshmoore Would it make sense to consider the spatial partitioning information as some sort of annotation to the x,y,z columns? @kevinyamauchi Good to see you here too! Yes, I...

Yes, I would like to display a file tree, when the user click on the file or folder name, a function that fetches more details about the file or folder...

> Currently, you can do something similar to what you want, if you take a look at [router](https://github.com/ll931217/ChroniBuild/blob/870116b9cf649e49cf9cc212398198005d759bdc/src/router/index.js#L26), [tree](https://github.com/ll931217/ChroniBuild/blob/master/src/assets/data/runes_tree.json), and [application](https://github.com/ll931217/ChroniBuild/blob/870116b9cf649e49cf9cc212398198005d759bdc/src/views/ViewRune.vue#L16). This should be able to display a file (image),...

This will be really useful! I have a HCS dataset we published and was wondering exactly the feature you are describing. Have some other use cases too, we want to...

Nice! This is the dataset I mentioned earlier https://www.covid19dataportal.se/highlights/immunofluorescence/ Do you think we can use this HCS format?

> In general yes` bioformats2raw` should work on any HCS imaging file formats supported by Bio-Formats and preserve the HCS layout (rows, columns, wells, fields of views) in the converted...

I found there two additional changes need to made in predict_all.py: 1. change [line 112, p.stdin.write('>' + str(i) + '\n' + sequences[i] + '\n')](https://github.com/bio-ontology-research-group/deepgo/blob/bfe3e7ed733cc1ea747a31e9bc11e6c348d6547d/predict_all.py#L112) to `p.stdin.write(bytes('>' + str(i) + '\n'...

Hi, Our team is working on the fork version of lupa named lutorpy, for interfacing between numpy and torch.Thank lupa for enabling us to have such a nice way to...

I noticed that the transparent pixels only happens when I set the zoom level to >125%, e.g. 175% in the browser. This is the xpra info with 175% zoom level...