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PatchGenerator - Whole Slide image - Get position of the patch (x,y) #209
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Hi, this is possible to extract, but I agree it should be more accessible and documented. Here is how you can do it today (ref https://github.com/smistad/FAST/pull/206/files) : patch_width, patch_height = int(patch.getFrameData("patch-width")), int(patch.getFrameData("patch-height"))
patch_overlap_x, patch_overlap_y = int(patch.getFrameData("patch-overlap-x")), int(patch.getFrameData("patch-overlap-y"))
x_pos = int(patch.getFrameData("patchid-x")) * (patch_width - patch_overlap_x * 2) + patch_overlap_x
y_pos = int(patch.getFrameData("patchid-y")) * (patch_height - patch_overlap_y * 2) + patch_overlap_y |
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Before closing the issue, I don't see it in the doc. Is it coming in the next release ? |
Just leave the issue open so I can remember to make a single property of this instead of needing to calculate it. I just haven't updated the documentation yet. Thanks for your feedback 🙂 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No pb. Just looking for a feature.
I am generating patches from a TIFF image.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to get the pixel position of the patch, let's say the (x,y) of the top left pixel
Ideally it would be something like:
Do you have an idea of how it can/should be implemented?
Currently I have access to the path number
I could compute the position using the stride, tile size and padding, but I am hoping it is already implemented somewhere.
Are you willing to contribute to the implementation of this feature
N/A
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