Sample Data¶
VIPP 0.12.0a3 ships 13 deterministic microscopy-style samples that are
available inside
Image Source:
This is the normal route when building or adapting a workflow. The sample menu then lists every bundled sample without adding raw layers to napari first.
Napari's sample-data menu is still useful when you want to inspect raw sample layers directly:
Bundled Samples¶
| Sample | Axes | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
VIPP synthetic volume |
ZYX |
Basic grayscale z-stack with sphere/tube-like structures. |
VIPP synthetic multichannel volume |
CZYX |
Three-channel fluorescence-like volume with blue/DAPI-like nuclei, green/FITC-like neurites, and red/TRITC-like puncta for channel splitting and segmentation. |
VIPP synthetic time-lapse multichannel |
TCZYX |
Preferred starter sample with time, channel, z, y, and x axes. |
VIPP synthetic measurement summary |
TYX |
Known object counts/areas per timepoint for summary validation. |
VIPP synthetic object morphology |
YX |
Circle, ellipse, rectangle, and concave 2D objects for derived morphology. |
VIPP synthetic 3D mesh morphology |
ZYX |
Anisotropic 3D objects for mesh volume, surface, convex hull, and sphericity checks. |
VIPP synthetic skeleton network |
ZYX |
Sparse 3D skeleton-style network with known endpoints, junctions, spur, fragment, and isolated voxel. |
VIPP synthetic advanced skeleton network |
TZYX |
Multi-timepoint skeleton stress test with loops, fragments, graph tables, and anisotropic scale. |
VIPP synthetic colocalization |
CZYX |
Two-channel partial-overlap structures for colocalization, RACC-like output, and object association. |
VIPP synthetic deconvolution image |
YX |
2D blurred/noisy image for PSF-aware restoration review. |
VIPP synthetic measured PSF |
YX |
2D measured-PSF-like kernel for PSF preparation. |
VIPP synthetic 3D deconvolution volume |
ZYX |
3D blurred/noisy volume for volumetric restoration review. |
VIPP synthetic 3D measured PSF |
ZYX |
3D measured-PSF-like kernel for volumetric deconvolution. |
Documentation Samples Versus Core Samples¶
Core samples should stay small, deterministic, testable, and broadly useful.
Documentation-only samples can be more tutorial-specific. A documentation sample can become a core sample when it supports a stable workflow and has test coverage.
Synthetic truth is valuable for demonstrations and regression checks, but it does not establish performance on a biological assay. Validate a transferred workflow on representative real data and independent references.