Quentin Blampey
10/30/2025, 2:27 PMJames Fellows Yates
10/30/2025, 3:44 PMJames Fellows Yates
10/30/2025, 3:44 PMQuentin Blampey
10/30/2025, 4:41 PM-params-file make it very convenient to provide nested argumentsJames Fellows Yates
10/30/2025, 4:49 PMJames Fellows Yates
10/30/2025, 4:50 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:43 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:43 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:44 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:44 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:45 PMPhil Ewels
10/30/2025, 5:46 PMQuentin Blampey
10/31/2025, 4:40 PMparams.segmentation.baysor for parameters specific to baysor (a segmentation tool) - see example here, or params.segmentation.proseg. If we flatten the params, we loose the original official baysor parameter names, and we’ll need to do a manual mapping for every single one. The second reason is that, by default, we don’t know which segmentation tool(s) will be used. Therefore, having groups is a good way to check which tool to run: e.g. if there is something in the baysor params, we run baysor. If we flatten everything, we’ll need global defaults, but they need to be provided per group (we either all or none params of each group).Quentin Blampey
10/31/2025, 4:42 PMPhil Ewels
10/31/2025, 7:46 PMPhil Ewels
10/31/2025, 7:46 PM