Import sofima's non-rigid deformation fields - #252
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Displacement field needs to open N5/zarr datasets, possibly on a cloud
# Conflicts: # pom.xml # render-app/pom.xml
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This PR adds some functionality to import non-rigid deformation fields into render:
DisplacementFieldTransform.javaloads a deformation field base on aurl?key=value&...string. Currently, this is very tailored to ng-precomputed datasets on google cloud. A two-level cache (a static map holding oneCachedCellImgperurl?key=value&...string) is used to minimize communication and data transfer.QueryKeyValueParameters.javawas added to parse the key-value parameters of the deformation field string;N5SliceLoader.javawas modified to use that as well.ImportSofimaClient.javais used to add the non-rigid transforms to an existing stack.@trautmane Functionality-wise, this is done and tested. To be used in our current multi-sem workflow, you'll likely need to tweak
ImportSofimaClienta little bit; in particular regarding parallelization. Let me know if and how I can help with that.