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Loading HDF5 files in ctapipe container #20
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Sorry for the very late reply (work/maintenance on this repo was temporarily put on hold due to a lack of time/manpower) and thanks for the interest in this code! Could you provide more detail about the functionality you'd like to have? As you probably know, our initial motivation for writing this tool was to dump calibrated ctapipe DL1 data into a standardized Pytables HDF5 format to be used for testing image analysis ML techniques on calibrated images. Basically, we wanted to start using TF and other Python packages for conv-net based image analysis and needed a convenient way to store/load our data. This idea was originally developed before ctapipe had any internal HDF5/PyTables dumper implementation. However, now with the arrival of HDF5TableWriter and support for Pytables directly in ctapipe,
it seems that it might be time to move on, integrate with ctapipe directly, or re-base this project on the new HDF5TableWriter functionality. On the other hand, if there is functionality that ctapipe cannot or will not support that would be useful for people who are working on image analysis, maybe it would be worth it to keep a separate tool available. Additionally, some other noteworthy advantages of having a separate tool might include:
Do you have any general thoughts on what functionality would be helpful for image analysis and how we should go about organizing it? I will tag @nietootein and @aribrill so they can join in the discussion. I also think we should discuss this in detail with @kosack at some point to see how we can best cooperate with the ctapipe team. |
Yes, just like there is an That should be able to read HDF5 outputs from the image_extractor in principle as well, though I haven't tried it (perhaps some modification will be needed) |
I think that for the most part this discussion can be continued in #31 if necessary. |
Hi,
Is there a method to load HDF5 files in ctapipe containers?
(same way we open simtel files)
So that we can start processing in ctapipe from calibrated images if desired.
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