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Those are all good. I would add documentation of the code so that it will be easier to maintain in the future.
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Making incremental progress here, a few hours a day. Expect a push this week.
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Great!
Cheers,
@rno
On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 4:05 PM, brianthelion [email protected]:
Making incremental progress here, a few hours a day. Expect a push this
week.—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/42#issuecomment-41625205
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Didn't get quite as much done as I had hoped last week. Picking it up again tomorrow and will update on progress then. Cheers!
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Great -- Looking forward to your update!
Cheers,
@rno
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 12:54 PM, brianthelion [email protected]:
Didn't get quite as much done as I had hoped last week. Picking it up
again tomorrow and will update on progress then. Cheers!—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/42#issuecomment-42230861
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Documentation is still to-do.
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Good show, Brian!
After you implemented Koehl's exact method, it became significantly faster. It took only 10 minutes for order 10 for two cortical hemispheres!
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The Koehl implementation is covered in #45. There are still a few things to do to wrap this ticket, like pulling together the documentation.
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@binarybottle: I finally have some time to put on this cleanup task. Unfortunately I haven't tracked our priorities w.r.t tasks 1-5 listed above. Is documentation the only thing that remains to be done at this time? Cheers!
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I believe documentation was the only thing left to do, but after Satra found that a 2GB memory limit was exceeded by computing Zernike moments, this strikes me as extremely important to address!
From Satra:
150215-15:17:45,874 workflow INFO:
Executing node Zernike_sulci.a1 in dir: /om/scratch/Tue/ps/MB_work/734db8e05f6be469df79c1419f253ad7/Mindboggle/Surface_feature_shapes/_hemi_rh/Zernike_sulci
Load "sulci" scalars from sulci.vtk
8329 vertices for label 1
Reduced 160076 to 15921 triangular faces
srun: Exceeded job memory limit
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Ok, see my comments on #52.
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@binarybottle Is there a particular documentation standard that you're sticking with on Mindboggle?
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If you take a look at any of the other scripts, you'll see that I use restructured text. I use Sphinx to create docs from the code. Does that answer your question?
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@binarybottle Yep! Thanks.
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@brianthelion -- If you are unable to devote any more time to documentation of the code, shall I close this issue?
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@binarybottle - was this fixed?
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Since the only lingering part of the discussion was the question of documentation, I didn't think it helpful to keep this issue open.
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