Thomas Athey

Thanks so much in advance for any help!!

Thanks so much! Oddly, those attributes seem to reappear sometime during `skeleton.upload` i.e. after my original codeblock above I run: ``` skel = Skeleton(segid = 1, vertices=[[5,5,0], [5,5,9]], edges=[[0,1]]) print(f"Original...

@william-silversmith I noticed that when committing the skeleton info file for the first time, it appears that the default skeleton info file includes `radius` and `vertex_type` attributes ([here](https://github.com/seung-lab/cloud-volume/blob/297c34afbc37bdfc8e783fe3b4b7d9ad8d3aaf57/cloudvolume/datasource/precomputed/skeleton/metadata.py#L91)). Sounds like...

In my project, we are in the process of deciding whether to house a couple complete mouse brain images (~14TB/brain/channel) either on Azure, or on our OpenNeurodata AWS account. So...

I think every column other than id, parent, and the location coordinates, could be stored as node attributes in the networkx Graph object

I believe Alisha tried this out briefly but ran into an obstacle - what was it again? @alishakodibagkar

Here are a few notes: - Each "trace" object should be a single class, and this class should be able to read data from either a swc or an s3...

Also, is the vertex order in the swcs preserved in the skeleton objects?

@JacopoTeneggi do you think the neuroglancer skeleton and swc objects are different representations of the same thing? Or that one of those representations is broken?

ok thanks, no need to check, just curious