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Expose subtree processing from the morph_stats api #1034

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Allow to process heterogeneous subtrees for morph_stats analysis.

Examples usage:

neurom.apps.morph_stats.extract_dataframe(moprh, config, use_subtrees=True)
neurom.apps.morph_stats.extract_stats(moprh, config, use_subtrees=True)

#975

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LGTM but why is the default set to False? I think the results from the old behavior are a bit hard to understand for a user who probably expects the results given by use_subtrees=True by default, WDT?

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eleftherioszisis commented May 10, 2022

LGTM but why is the default set to False? I think the results from the old behavior are a bit hard to understand for a user who probably expects the results given by use_subtrees=True by default, WDT?

Default is False because this is the normal behavior as one would expect using entire trees of single types, i.e. the legacy behavior. I don't think we should break backward compatibility given that it is not necessary here.

Edit: However, making heterogeneous subtree processing the new standard is an enticing idea that would make things simpler.

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@adrien-berchet may I merge this?

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Yep, let's keep this default value

@eleftherioszisis eleftherioszisis merged commit 5901eb2 into v4 May 12, 2022
@eleftherioszisis eleftherioszisis deleted the zisis/enable-use-subtrees-morph-stats branch May 12, 2022 10:24
@adrien-berchet adrien-berchet added this to the v4 milestone Feb 22, 2023
eleftherioszisis pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 14, 2024
* Mixed subtree processing (#981)
* Refactor tests for test_mixed.py (#1027)
* Remove deprecated modules and functions/classes & warnings (#1026, #1032)
* Use readonly morphio Morphology by default (#979)
* Morphology level radial distance features use the soma as reference point (#1030)
* Expose subtree processing from the morph_stats api (#1034)
* Remove pyXX prefix for lint, docs, and coverage (#1038)
* Fix tutorials and add tutorial testenv (#1039)
* Add isort for formatting/linting (#1040)
* Add testing of example scripts (#1041)
* Make documentation/docstrings testable (#1035)
* Add black to neurom, format everything, and add to lint (#1042)
* Fix load_morpholgies to always resolve paths (#1047)
* allow Morphology objects to be either mut or immut (#1049)
* Replace iter_* methods by properties in core objects and improve iter_segments (#1054)
* Decouple Morphology constructor from io (#1120)
* Move soma methods to functions (#1118)
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