Output of dogpicker
Added by Reza Khayat almost 9 years ago
Hi,
I'm running a local version of dogpicker (non web-based) and would like to direct the output to a file. The usual commands (tee or >) do not work. Is there another way of doing this? Thanks.
Best wishes,
Reza
Replies (3)
RE: Output of dogpicker - Added by Anchi Cheng almost 9 years ago
Are you talking about the non-database version that you download from nramm website ?
http://emg.nysbc.org/projects/software/wiki/DoGpicker
If not, try that.
Examine testDogPicker.sh or run
python ./ApDogPicker.py
to get the list of the parameters. One of them is
--outfile
RE: Output of dogpicker - Added by Reza Khayat almost 9 years ago
Thanks Anchi, but --outfile writes the coordinates for the picked particles. I would like the following output saved to a text file:
... Time stamp: 15dec18n59 ... Function name: ApDogPicker ... Appion directory: /programs/x86_64-linux/dogpicker/0.2.1 !!! WARNING: Not committing data to database ... Writing function log to: ApDogPicker.log diameter list= [ 125.78399658 203.522995 ] ... varying threshold: 0.25 gives 281 peaks (9.38% coverage ) ... varying threshold: 0.28 gives 261 peaks (8.22% coverage ) ... *** selected threshold: 0.30 gives 244 peaks (7.58% coverage ) *** ... varying threshold: 0.32 gives 224 peaks (7.05% coverage ) ... varying threshold: 0.35 gives 203 peaks (6.35% coverage ) ... Found 244 peaks (7.58% coverage) ... overlap distance cutoff: 21.3 pixels ... kept 244 non-overlapping peaks of 244 total peaks ... writing summary JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-map01.jpg ... writing peak JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-picks01.jpg ... varying threshold: 0.25 gives 101 peaks (11.62% coverage ) ... varying threshold: 0.28 gives 112 peaks (10.02% coverage ) ... *** selected threshold: 0.30 gives 118 peaks (9.07% coverage ) *** ... varying threshold: 0.32 gives 105 peaks (8.22% coverage ) ... varying threshold: 0.35 gives 103 peaks (7.14% coverage ) ... Found 118 peaks (9.07% coverage) ... overlap distance cutoff: 21.3 pixels ... kept 118 non-overlapping peaks of 118 total peaks ... writing summary JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-map02.jpg ... writing peak JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-picks02.jpg ... Merging individual picked peaks into one set ... overlap distance cutoff: 21.3 pixels ... kept 235 non-overlapping peaks of 339 total peaks ... Filtered 0 particles above max threshold 3.00 ... writing summary JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-finalmap.jpg ... writing peak JPEG: 15nov05e_a_00031gr_00007sq_v01_00005hl_v01_00002en_bin4-finalpicks.jpg particle pixel sizes= [ 11.15108337 18.04283191] BLOB summary: 244 total / 9 toobig / 0 toosmall / 2 toooblong BLOB summary: 118 total / 39 toobig / 0 toosmall / 3 toooblong
RE: Output of dogpicker - Added by Anchi Cheng almost 9 years ago
Thanks to Sargis, here is the answer:
Instead of ">" use ">&". It will redirect both standard output and standard error to the file path that follows.