Esempio n. 1
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def testUpdateEntities(validBidsI):
    # Ensure an append updates the run's entities to the full set
    entities = {
        key: validBidsI.getEntities()[key]
        for key in ['subject', 'task']
    }
    run = BidsRun(**entities)

    assert run._entities != validBidsI.getEntities()
    run.appendIncremental(validBidsI)
    assert run._entities == validBidsI.getEntities()

    # Ensure minimally supplied entities are still sufficient to block a
    # non-matching run and doesn't update the run's entities
    entities = {
        key: validBidsI.getEntities()[key]
        for key in ['subject', 'task']
    }
    run = BidsRun(**entities)

    preAppendEntities = run._entities
    assert preAppendEntities != validBidsI.getEntities()
    validBidsI.setMetadataField('subject', 'nonValidSubject')
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(validBidsI)
    assert run._entities == preAppendEntities
Esempio n. 2
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def testAppendConflictingMetadata(oneImageBidsI):
    bidsInc2 = BidsIncremental(oneImageBidsI.image,
                               oneImageBidsI.getImageMetadata())
    bidsInc2.setMetadataField('subject', 'definitely_invalid_name')

    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(bidsInc2)

    # Append should work now with validateAppend turned off
    numIncrementalsBefore = run.numIncrementals()
    run.appendIncremental(bidsInc2, validateAppend=False)
    assert run.numIncrementals() == (numIncrementalsBefore + 1)
Esempio n. 3
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def testEq(oneImageBidsI):
    run1 = BidsRun()
    run2 = BidsRun()

    run1.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    assert run1 != run2

    run2.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    assert run1 == run2

    run2._entities['subject'] = "new_subect"
    assert run1 != run2
Esempio n. 4
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def testGetAppendIncremental(oneImageBidsI):
    run = BidsRun()

    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    assert run.getIncremental(0) == oneImageBidsI

    NUM_APPENDS = 20
    for i in range(1, NUM_APPENDS):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
        assert run.getIncremental(i) == oneImageBidsI
Esempio n. 5
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def testAppendConflictingNiftiHeaders(oneImageBidsI, imageMetadata):
    # Change the pixel dimensions (zooms) to make the image append-incompatible
    image2 = nib.Nifti1Image(oneImageBidsI.image.dataobj,
                             oneImageBidsI.image.affine,
                             oneImageBidsI.image.header)
    new_data_shape = tuple(i * 2 for i in image2.header.get_zooms())
    image2.header.set_zooms(new_data_shape)
    bidsInc2 = BidsIncremental(image2, imageMetadata)

    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(bidsInc2)

    # Append should work now with validateAppend turned off
    numIncrementalsBefore = run.numIncrementals()
    run.appendIncremental(bidsInc2, validateAppend=False)
    assert run.numIncrementals() == (numIncrementalsBefore + 1)
Esempio n. 6
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def testAppendConflictingReadme(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    oneImageBidsI.readme += "totally new data"
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    assert oneImageBidsI != run.getIncremental(0)
Esempio n. 7
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def testAppendConflictingDatasetDescription(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    oneImageBidsI.datasetDescription["newKey"] = "totally new data"
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    assert oneImageBidsI != run.getIncremental(0)
Esempio n. 8
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def testAppendBidsRun(tmpdir, bidsArchive4D, bidsArchiveMultipleRuns,
                      sampleBidsEntities):
    archivePath = Path(tmpdir, "appendBidsRunArchive")
    archive = BidsArchive(archivePath)
    emptyRun = BidsRun()
    archive.appendBidsRun(emptyRun)

    run = bidsArchive4D.getBidsRun(**sampleBidsEntities)
    archive.appendBidsRun(run)

    assert archive.getBidsRun(**sampleBidsEntities) == run
Esempio n. 9
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def doRuns(cfg, bidsInterface, subjInterface, webInterface):
    """
    Process a run of a bids dataset. The subject and run configuration
    values will be supplied by the cfg parameter.
    Args:
        cfg: configurations parsed from the project toml config file
        bidsInterface: client interface to bids data
        webInterface: client interface to user web page
    Returns: no return value
    """
    subject = cfg.subjectName
    run = cfg.runNum[0]
    entities = {
        'subject': subject,
        'run': run,
        'suffix': 'bold',
        'datatype': 'func'
    }
    webInterface.clearRunPlot(run)
    if cfg.writeBidsArchive is True:
        # Create a new bids archive from the incrementals
        bidsArchivePath = os.path.join(tmpDir,
                                       'bids_archive_' + uuid.uuid4().hex)
        print(f'BIDS Archive will be written to {bidsArchivePath}')
        newArchive = BidsArchive(bidsArchivePath)
        newRun = BidsRun(**entities)
    # Initialize the bids stream
    streamId = bidsInterface.initOpenNeuroStream(cfg.dsAccessionNumber,
                                                 **entities)
    numVols = bidsInterface.getNumVolumes(streamId)
    for idx in range(numVols):
        bidsIncremental = bidsInterface.getIncremental(streamId, idx)
        if cfg.writeBidsArchive is True:
            newRun.appendIncremental(bidsIncremental)
        imageData = bidsIncremental.getImageData()
        avg_niftiData = numpy.mean(imageData)
        print("| average activation value for TR %d is %f" %
              (idx, avg_niftiData))
        webInterface.plotDataPoint(run, idx, float(avg_niftiData))
    if cfg.writeBidsArchive is True:
        newArchive.appendBidsRun(newRun)
Esempio n. 10
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def testConstruction(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    runWithoutEntities = BidsRun()
    assert runWithoutEntities is not None
    assert len(runWithoutEntities.getRunEntities()) == 0

    runWithEntities = BidsRun(**sampleBidsEntities)
    assert runWithEntities is not None
    assert runWithEntities.getRunEntities() == sampleBidsEntities
Esempio n. 11
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def testNumIncrementals(oneImageBidsI):
    run = BidsRun()
    assert run.numIncrementals() == 0

    NUM_APPENDS = 20
    for i in range(NUM_APPENDS):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
        assert run.numIncrementals() == i + 1
Esempio n. 12
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    def appendBidsRun(self, run: BidsRun) -> None:
        """
        Append a BIDS Run to this archive.

        Args:
            run: Run to append to the archvie.

        Examples:
            >>> archive1 = BidsArchive('/tmp/dataset1')
            >>> archive2 = BidsArchive('/tmp/dataset2')
            >>> archive1.getRuns()
            [1, 2]
            >>> archive2.getRuns()
            [1]
            >>> run2 = archive1.getBidsRun(subject='01', task='test', run=2)
            >>> archive2.appendBidsRun(run2)
            >>> archive2.getRuns()
            [1, 2]
        """
        if run.numIncrementals() == 0:
            return

        self._appendIncremental(run.asSingleIncremental())
Esempio n. 13
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def testAppendConflictingEntities(oneImageBidsI):
    differentBidsInc = BidsIncremental(oneImageBidsI.image,
                                       oneImageBidsI.getImageMetadata())
    differentBidsInc.setMetadataField("subject", "new-subject")

    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        run.appendIncremental(differentBidsInc)
Esempio n. 14
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def testAsSingleIncremental(oneImageBidsI):
    run = BidsRun()
    assert run.asSingleIncremental() is None

    NUM_APPENDS = 5
    for i in range(NUM_APPENDS):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    oldImage = oneImageBidsI.image
    imageData = getNiftiData(oldImage)
    newDataShape = imageData.shape[:3] + (NUM_APPENDS, )
    newData = np.zeros(newDataShape, dtype=imageData.dtype)
    for i in range(NUM_APPENDS):
        newData[..., i] = imageData[..., 0]

    newImage = oldImage.__class__(newData, oldImage.affine, oldImage.header)
    consolidatedBidsI = BidsIncremental(newImage,
                                        oneImageBidsI.getImageMetadata())

    assert run.asSingleIncremental() == consolidatedBidsI
Esempio n. 15
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def testAppendSetEntities(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    assert run.getRunEntities() == sampleBidsEntities
Esempio n. 16
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def testAppendEmptyIncrementals(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    run = BidsRun(**sampleBidsEntities)
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)
    assert run.numIncrementals() == 1
Esempio n. 17
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def testGetOutOfBounds(oneImageBidsI):
    run = BidsRun()

    NUM_APPENDS = 10
    for i in range(NUM_APPENDS):
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    # This is inbounds due to how negative indexing works
    assert run.getIncremental(0) == run.getIncremental(-1 * NUM_APPENDS)

    with pytest.raises(IndexError):
        run.getIncremental(NUM_APPENDS)
    with pytest.raises(IndexError):
        run.getIncremental(NUM_APPENDS + 1)
    with pytest.raises(IndexError):
        run.getIncremental(-1 * NUM_APPENDS - 1)
Esempio n. 18
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def testAppendConflictingEvents(oneImageBidsI, sampleBidsEntities):
    run = BidsRun()
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    # This should work, as the previous events file is empty so any new data
    # shouldn't have a conflict
    newEventsData = [{key: data
                      for key in DEFAULT_EVENTS_HEADERS} for data in range(1)]
    oneImageBidsI.events = oneImageBidsI.events.append(newEventsData,
                                                       ignore_index=True)
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    # This should also work, as they share the same starting row, and the new
    # DataFrame just has 5 additional rows
    newRowCount = 5
    newEventsData = [{key: data
                      for key in DEFAULT_EVENTS_HEADERS}
                     for data in range(1, newRowCount + 1)]
    oneImageBidsI.events = oneImageBidsI.events.append(newEventsData,
                                                       ignore_index=True)
    run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    # This should fail, as rows for same onset times have different values now
    with pytest.raises(MetadataMismatchError):
        oneImageBidsI.events.iloc[int(newRowCount / 2):] += 1
        run.appendIncremental(oneImageBidsI)

    assert oneImageBidsI != run.getIncremental(0)
Esempio n. 19
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    def getBidsRun(self, **entities) -> BidsRun:
        """
        Get a BIDS Run from the archive.

        Args:
            entities: Entities defining a run in the archive.

        Returns:
            A BidsRun containing all the BidsIncrementals in the specified run.

        Raises:
            NoMatchError: If the entities don't match any runs in the archive.
            QueryError: If the entities match more than one run in the archive.

        Examples:
            >>> archive = BidsArchive('/tmp/dataset')
            >>> run = archive.getBidsRun(subject='01', session='02',
                                         task='testTask', run=1)
            >>> print(run.numIncrementals())
            53
        """
        images = self.getImages(**entities)
        if len(images) == 0:
            raise NoMatchError(f"Found no runs matching entities {entities}")
        if len(images) > 1:
            entities = [img.get_entities() for img in images]
            raise QueryError("Provided entities were not unique to one run; "
                             "try specifying more entities "
                             f" (got runs with these entities: {entities}")
        else:
            bidsImage = images[0]
            niftiImage = bidsImage.get_image()
            # TODO: Add inheritance processing for higher-level metadata JSON
            # files, in the style of the below events file inheritance
            metadata = self.getSidecarMetadata(bidsImage)
            metadata.pop('extension')  # only used in PyBids

            # This incremental will typically have a 4th (time) dimension > 1
            incremental = BidsIncremental(niftiImage, metadata)

            # Get dataset description, set
            incremental.datasetDescription = self.getDatasetDescription()

            # Get README, set
            with open(self.getReadme().path) as readmeFile:
                incremental.readme = readmeFile.read()

            # Get events file, set
            # Due to inheritance, must find and process all events files the
            # target image inherits from to create the final events file for
            # this run

            # Parse out the events files that the image file inherits from
            inheritedFiles = []
            searchEntities = bidsImage.get_entities()
            # only want to compare entities, not file type
            searchEntities.pop('extension', None)
            searchEntities.pop('suffix', None)

            allEventsFiles = self.getEvents()
            for eventFile in allEventsFiles:
                fileEntities = eventFile.get_entities()
                # only want to compare entities, not file type
                fileEntities.pop('extension', None)
                fileEntities.pop('suffix', None)
                if all(item in searchEntities.items()
                       for item in fileEntities.items()):
                    inheritedFiles.append(eventFile)

            # Sort the files by their position in the hierarchy.
            # Metric: Files with shorter path lengths are higher in the
            # inheritance hierarchy.
            inheritedFiles.sort(key=lambda eventsFile: len(eventsFile.path))

            # Merge every subsequent events file's DataFrame, in order of
            # inheritance (from top level to bottom level)
            # Using a dictionary representation of the DataFrame gives access to
            # the dict.update() method, which has exactly the desired
            # combination behavior for inheritance (replace conflicting values
            # with the new values, keep any non-conflicting values)
            def mergeEventsFiles(base: dict, eventsFile: BIDSDataFile):
                # Set DataFrame to be indexed by 'onset' column to ensure
                # dictionary update changes rows when onsets match
                dfToAdd = eventsFile.get_df()
                dfToAdd.set_index('onset', inplace=True, drop=False)
                base.update(dfToAdd.to_dict(orient='index'))
                return base

            eventsDFDict = functools.reduce(mergeEventsFiles, inheritedFiles,
                                            {})
            eventsDF = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(eventsDFDict, orient='index')
            # If there's no data in the DataFrame, create the default empty
            # events file DataFrame
            if eventsDF.empty:
                eventsDF = pd.DataFrame(columns=DEFAULT_EVENTS_HEADERS)

            # Ensure the events file order is the same as presentation/onset
            # order
            eventsDF.sort_values(by='onset', inplace=True, ignore_index=True)
            incremental.events = correctEventsFileDatatypes(eventsDF)

            run = BidsRun()
            # appendIncremental will take care of splitting the BidsIncremental
            # into its component 3-D images
            run.appendIncremental(incremental, validateAppend=False)
            return run