[ome-users] question about Bio-Formats.

[Sebastien Besson (Staff)]

Hi Qi,


Do you need a thumbnail


On 6 Apr 2015, at 22:11, Qi Gong <qigong at gwmail.gwu.edu<mailto:qigong at gwmail.gwu.edu>> wrote:

Hello Sebastien,

Hi Qi,

Thank you your your reply. I think it is working.

Good to hear.

Now, I want to use BIO to get a WSI ( whole slide image) image. But as the WSI is to large more than 2 GB. I can't use bfopen to open it. Melissa told me a could use bfGetPlane to get the image.

Indeed, if the image is large enough, reading all the planes into memory like boffin does simply does not
scale and you have to read selectively.

But it extract image is 1-by-1  pixel.

If you have a WSI, it is surprising that the command pasted in a previous thread would return a single pixel
Can you give us the full dimensions of your image as given by
>> r =  bfGetReader(‘\path\to\file);
>> r.getSizeX()
>> r.getSizeY()
>> r.getSizeZ()
>> r.getSizeC()
>> r.getSizeT()
Also, can you paste the command you use to retrieve this 1-by-1 pixel array?

But some time, we need and thumb image of whole image. Do you know how to extract a 1-by-N image? That means, Extract the whole image (with size 10000x10000), but only display and save in 100x100 size. Thank you.

Just to be sure, do you want to read a thumbnail for the entire image? Or are you looking for a way to
retrieve a tile i.e. a XY subset of the full image?

Sincerely,
Qi

Best regards,
Sebastien


On Mon, Apr 6, 2015 at 3:26 PM, Sebastien Besson <seb.besson at gmail.com<mailto:seb.besson at gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Qi,

the content of your java.opts looks valid (although you might want to increase the
memory settings later). According to the MATLAB documentation, e.g.
http://uk.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_env/java-opts-file.html?refresh=true
you need to put this file either in the MATLAB startup folder or under the `bin\arch` folder
under the MATLAB root path. Locally, I have a `java.opts` under `~/Documents/MATLAB` for
instance.

Can you try either of these options and check the output of the following command
>> java.lang.Runtime.getRuntime().maxMemory
reflects what it in your java.opts


Sebastien

On 6 Apr 2015, at 19:53, Qi Gong <qigong at gwmail.gwu.edu<mailto:qigong at gwmail.gwu.edu>> wrote:

Hello everyone,

Sorry for bother. I try to use  Matlab version of Bio-Formats. But I face the memory problem, I know, we could add a time named java.opts to solve the problem.

I put the file the java.opts into matlab folder as attachment. But matlab still shows the warning. Could anyone help me check whether my java.opts is correct or not? Thank you.

Sincerely,
Qi


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