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Changes for next time

Open ChasNelson1990 opened this issue 6 years ago • 13 comments

Hi all, please add comments for everything we'd like to change for next time.

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 15:12 ChasNelson1990

@ChasNelson1990 needs less content/more time for the image processing in Python. Probably worth removing deconvolution entirely and having it in another session. Also worth emphasising the helical nature of tasks, e.g. use 'Tasks' and 'Exercises' and 'Challenges' like in prerequisite course.

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 15:12 ChasNelson1990

Swap @todd-fallesen's session on Fiji to Python with @ChasNelson1990's session on Image Processing

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 15:12 ChasNelson1990

Please could everybody use full variable names, e.g. myParticleImage not jut img. It's better for people reading outside of the course.

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 15:12 ChasNelson1990

@dwaithe to update first image in images-in-python notebook (number alignment)

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 16:12 ChasNelson1990

Please could everybody use full variable names, e.g. myParticleImage not jut img. It's better for people reading outside of the course.

Or snake case my_particle_image. I just mean informative names, camelCase or snake_case is a personal preference in my mind (let's ignore PEP-8)

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 16:12 ChasNelson1990

Some of @todd-fallesen's course is covered in the prerequisites. I think it's great to repeat and revise this but it's worth bearing this in mind if we want to cut time somewhere.

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 16:12 ChasNelson1990

I think @ChasNelson1990's session on image processing should perhaps follow a more pipeline orientated approach like @todd-fallesen's.

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 16:12 ChasNelson1990

@todd-fallesen finished 30 minutes early (well, started bio-relevant section 30 minutes before the end). I suggest taking that time away and giving it to @ChasNelson1990's image-processing section but polishing the biologically relevant example as a resource for post-course revision?

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 09 '19 16:12 ChasNelson1990

Labels on @dwaithe's slides are very small

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 10 '19 10:12 ChasNelson1990

overlay local maxima on raw image as well for clarity

On Tue, 10 Dec 2019 at 10:19, Chas Nelson [email protected] wrote:

Labels on @dwaithe https://github.com/dwaithe's slides are very small

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gchennell avatar Dec 10 '19 10:12 gchennell

Turn @ChasNelson1990's processing session specifically into 'preprocessing'?

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 10 '19 10:12 ChasNelson1990

All to use regionprops_table and pandas.DataFrame to make visualising, describing, filtering, etc. the results more simple and more visual (requires conda to update their scikit-image).

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 10 '19 12:12 ChasNelson1990

Should @dwaithe's file formats be on the first day? Along with Python cmaps?

ChasNelson1990 avatar Dec 11 '19 11:12 ChasNelson1990