Project description
ic_slide is a sdk wrapper for coriander project of intemedic.it providers slide apis for python projects of internal company. It can not used for public domains.
Installing
Install and update using pip:
pip install -U ic_slide
A Simple Example
sample of open-slide.
from ic_slide import open_slide
# open a slide with slide id.
slide_id = '4395d816-2832-e7b7-6472-39f9b9f93480'
open_slide(slide_id)
# get metadata of slide.
metadata = slide.metadata
# get tile image (PIL.Image) of slide with x=0, y=0, width=512, height=512
tile = slide.read_region(0,0,512,512)
sample of enumerate tiles to a slide.
from ic_slide import enumerate_tiles
import numpy as np
# enumerate tiles from begin to stop with specified stride and size.
slide_id = '4395d816-2832-e7b7-6472-39f9b9f93480'
iterated_tiles = enumerate_tiles(slide_id, [0,0], [8192,8192], 400, [512,512])
for tile in iterated_tiles:
do_something(tile)
sample of enumerate slide entries of private cloud.
from ic_slide import get_slide_entries
#get all slide entries
slide_entries = get_slide_entries()
for entry in slide_entries:
print(entry.Name)
sample of get distinct slide id of private cloud.
from ic_slide import get_distinct_slide_ids
slide_ids = get_distinct_slide_ids()
for slide_id in slide_ids():
do_something(slide_id)
sample of get annotations of slide entry.
from ic_slide import get_slide_entries, get_slide_entry_annotations
#get all slide entries
slide_entries = get_slide_entries()
for entry in slide_entries:
entry_id = entry.Id
annotations = get_slide_entry_annotations(entry_id)
Metadata
Release files for ic-slide 1.1.0
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