Noah Fahlgren

I want to briefly summarize a team meeting with @maliagehan, @HaleySchuhl and @josectovar. Based on some testing we did, it looks like the simplest approach will be to read hyperspectral...

Hi @lamvanbio, we recently ran into this issue, it appears that the latest version of `matplotlib` breaks the latest version of `plotnine`. I think if you delete your current plantcv...

To add jupyter to your environment, with Anaconda Prompt: ```bash conda activate plantcv conda install -c conda-forge nb_conda jupyterlab ipympl nodejs ``` This is also possible with the Anaconda Navigator...

You are getting that error because you are in Anaconda Prompt but not in Python. You can start a Python prompt in Anaconda by running `python` but I would recommend...

It is saying it cannot open the image - typically this would be caused by the path to the image being incorrect. Based on the path `imgs/10.9.1.29_pos-153-001-003_2019-10-26-19-05.jpg` the folder `imgs`...

Hi @lamvanbio, the workshop materials are available separately from plantcv installation and can be downloaded from here (for that workshop): https://github.com/danforthcenter/plantcv-nappn2021-workshop

`pcv.visualize.histogram` was updated to support both RGB and grayscale input images, so the keyword was changed from `gray_img` to `img`: https://plantcv.readthedocs.io/en/stable/visualize_histogram/ This page in the documentation records all changes to...

Hi @lamvanbio, did you install Jupyter with your plantcv environment? We don't currently do that automatically because it's not strictly a dependency for using PlantCV. If you haven't yet, I...

Hi @lamvanbio, all I am seeing in the screenshot is Anaconda Navigator. Does clicking the Launch button on the Jupyter Notebook tile not work? I only use Miniconda and launch...

We need the error you are seeing in order to help