Hi Jan, Apologies for the delay in reply.
no problem, many thank for your reply!
> I run into conflict between net.imglib2.meta.ImgPlus<T> and > net.imagej.ImgPlus<T> now. That suggests a clash of dependencies. The "net.imglib2.meta.ImgPlus" is gone, in favor of (for the time being [1]) net.imagej.ImgPlus. Everything should work if you update your POM to extend the newest pom-imagej (5.10.0 at the time of this writing), and purge all "import net.imglib2.meta" lines from your imports in favor of the new "import net.imagej" class instead. The HyperSliceImgPlus, though deprecated, was updated to use net.imagej.ImgPlus, so hopefully this will work for you.
OK, thanks, I will check this.
> what should I use for the subsampling operations to do it properly? The API for doing this is still under development. The Views.interpolate method [2] is probably a good starting point, though it is rather low level. If what you want is to resample an image, we should create an op for that in the ImageJ OPS project (I don't think one exists yet).
I was using Views.subsample in my old code (all I needed was an integer subsampling), but was going to "rather low level" probably way too early. Thanks for the hint.
For the moment, I just took the algorithm and reimplemented it in ImageJ1 - I am much more familiar there and really needed to get the job done.
I will try to play with OPS and definitely, I will keep eye on its development - it really looks great and evolves pretty quickly.
> [1] In case you are curious: the ImgPlus class really needs a better > interface-driven type hierarchy, which has been a long time in coming. > It is planned to rework the ImageJ2 data model a bit along these lines > later this year. This will for sure be interesting to follow! Thanks again, Jan _______________________________________________ ImageJ-devel mailing list ImageJ-devel@imagej.net http://imagej.net/mailman/listinfo/imagej-devel
