Hi @tinevez ,
here are some observations from trying out the omnipose detector using "TrackMate-Cellpose-0.1.3-SNAPSHOT.jar" on macos.
In a fresh python=3.10 conda environment:
pip install omnipose==0.3.6 (the documentation says the plugin is compatible with 0.3.6 but not with 0.4.4)
Results in "could not find results file".
When executing the command shown in a terminal (with omnipose activated) I get:
File "/Users/malbert/miniconda3/envs/omnipose/lib/python3.10/site-packages/omnipose/main.py", line 1, in
from cellpose.main import main
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cellpose.main'
Indeed it seems that code in the wheel shipped over pypi tries to import cellpose instead of cellpose_omni.
pip install omnipose, which installed omnipose==0.4.4
It works 🎉
When segmenting images both with a pretrained model and a custom model, it shows sensible results:
I also tried for multichannel images and the field "channel to segment" seems to work properly (tried in combination with optional second channel: 0 none)
Hi @tinevez ,
here are some observations from trying out the omnipose detector using "TrackMate-Cellpose-0.1.3-SNAPSHOT.jar" on macos.
In a fresh
python=3.10conda environment:pip install omnipose==0.3.6(the documentation says the plugin is compatible with 0.3.6 but not with 0.4.4)Results in "could not find results file".
When executing the command shown in a terminal (with
omniposeactivated) I get:Indeed it seems that code in the wheel shipped over
pypitries to importcellposeinstead ofcellpose_omni.pip install omnipose, which installedomnipose==0.4.4It works 🎉
When segmenting images both with a pretrained model and a custom model, it shows sensible results:
I also tried for multichannel images and the field "channel to segment" seems to work properly (tried in combination with optional second channel: 0 none)