"title":"Images and Metadata Extrapolation Matcher",
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"content":" Notebook name: images_and_metadata_extrapolation_parser.ipynb\nDescription There are cases where you need to define the metadata value of a given image. This is challenging when the file recording the metadata has no correlation with the images taken. This notebook will allow you to calculate, according to the time stamp of the image file, the metadata value.\nThis notebook takes 2 text files as input:\n filename vs timestamp text file\n created by the notebook create_list_of_file_name_vs_time_stamp.ipynb metadata vs timestamp text file\n created by metadata_ascii_parser or\n created by list_metadata_and_time_with_oncat Using those input files, the notebook will create a new text file of the file name and the corresponding metadata values you previously selected.\nStart the notebook If you need help accessing this notebook, check the How To \u0026gt; Start the python notebooks tutorial.\nSelect your IPTS Need help using the IPTS selector?\n Select the file name vs time stamp text file Using the file selection tool, select your metadata file.\nAs specified in the notebook, this is the file you created using the notebook create_list_of_file_name_vs_time_stamp.ipynb\nThis file looks like this\nSelect the metadata vs time stamp text file This file can be created using the notebook metadata_ascii_parser when the metadata have not been saved inside the image file.\nor\nusing the notebook list_metadata_and_time_with_oncat when the metadata are inside the image file. Here is how to know if your file contains the metadata.\n"
"content":" Notebook name: images_and_metadata_extrapolation_parser.ipynb\nDescription There are cases where you need to define the metadata value of a given image. This is challenging when the file recording the metadata has no correlation with the images taken. This notebook will allow you to calculate, according to the time stamp of the image file, the metadata value.\nThis notebook takes 2 text files as input:\n filename vs timestamp text file\n created by the notebook create_list_of_file_name_vs_time_stamp.ipynb metadata vs timestamp text file\n created by metadata_ascii_parser or\n created by list_metadata_and_time_with_oncat Using those input files, the notebook will create a new text file of the file name and the corresponding metadata values you previously selected.\nStart the notebook If you need help accessing this notebook, check the How To \u0026gt; Start the python notebooks tutorial.\nSelect your IPTS Need help using the IPTS selector?\n Select the file name vs time stamp text file Using the file selection tool, select your metadata file.\nAs specified in the notebook, this is the file you created using the notebook create_list_of_file_name_vs_time_stamp.ipynb\nThis file looks like this\nSelect the metadata vs time stamp text file This file can be created\n using the notebook metadata_ascii_parser when the metadata have not been saved inside the image file (ex: hardware used to apply, and record, metadata was not connected to our data aquisition system (DAS)) or\nusing the notebook list_metadata_and_time_with_oncat when the metadata are inside the image file. Need help figuring out the metadata stored in your image file? Check this tutorial on how to use ONCat Select data to merge You have now the option to select which of the metadata you want to keep and extrapolate for the given image files.\nUse CTRL + Click to select more than one metadata.\nExtrapolate and display results Running this cell will give you a preview of the interpolation of the data. Original values of the metadata are displayed in green and extrapolated values are displayed in orange. The orange data will be the one exported in the final text file as those corespond to the image file time stamps.\nSelect output folder Using the folder selection tool, select the output folder.\nOnce you have selected this folder, the output ascii file is automatically created and a message informs you of the name of the file as well as the location of this file.\n"
