Source code for neurom.fst._core

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"""Fast neuron IO module."""

from copy import deepcopy

import numpy as np

from neurom.core import (Section, Neurite, Neuron, NeuriteType, SomaError)
from neurom.core.dataformat import POINT_TYPE, COLS, ROOT_ID
from neurom.core._soma import make_soma, SOMA_CONTOUR, SOMA_CYLINDER


[docs]class FstNeuron(Neuron): """Class representing a neuron.""" def __init__(self, data_wrapper, name='Neuron'): """Initialize an FstNeuron object.""" self._data = data_wrapper neurites, sections = make_neurites(self._data) soma_check, soma_class = _SOMA_CONFIG[self._data.fmt] soma = make_soma(self._data.soma_points(), soma_check, soma_class) super(FstNeuron, self).__init__(soma, neurites, sections, name) self._points = None @property def points(self): """Return unordered array with all the points in this neuron.""" if self._points is None: _points = self.soma.points.tolist() for n in self.neurites: _points.extend(n.points.tolist()) self._points = np.array(_points) return self._points
[docs] def transform(self, trans): """Return a copy of this neuron with a 3D transformation applied.""" _data = deepcopy(self._data) _data.data_block[:, 0:3] = trans(_data.data_block[:, 0:3]) return FstNeuron(_data, self.name)
def __deepcopy__(self, memo): """Deep-copy neuron object. Note: Efficient copying is performed by deep-copying the internal data block and building a neuron from it """ return FstNeuron(deepcopy(self._data, memo), self.name)
[docs]def make_neurites(rdw): """Build neurite trees from a raw data wrapper.""" post_action = _NEURITE_ACTION[rdw.fmt] trunks = rdw.neurite_root_section_ids() if not trunks: return [], [] # One pass over sections to build nodes nodes = tuple(Section(section_id=i, points=rdw.data_block[sec.ids], section_type=_TREE_TYPES[sec.ntype]) for i, sec in enumerate(rdw.sections)) # One pass over nodes to connect children to parents for i, node in enumerate(nodes): parent_id = rdw.sections[i].pid parent_type = nodes[parent_id].type # only connect neurites if parent_id != ROOT_ID and parent_type != NeuriteType.soma: nodes[parent_id].add_child(node) neurites = tuple(Neurite(nodes[i]) for i in trunks) if post_action is not None: for n in neurites: post_action(n.root_node) return neurites, nodes
def _remove_soma_initial_point(tree): """Remove tree's initial point if soma.""" if tree.points[0][COLS.TYPE] == POINT_TYPE.SOMA: tree.points = tree.points[1:] def _check_soma_topology_swc(points): """Check if points form valid soma. Currently checks if there are bifurcations within a soma with more than three points. """ if len(points) == 3: return parents = tuple(p[COLS.P] for p in points if p[COLS.P] != ROOT_ID) if len(parents) > len(set(parents)): raise SomaError("Bifurcating soma") _TREE_TYPES = tuple(NeuriteType) _NEURITE_ACTION = { 'SWC': _remove_soma_initial_point, 'H5V1': None, 'H5V2': None, 'NL-ASCII': _remove_soma_initial_point, } _SOMA_CONFIG = { # after much debate (https://github.com/BlueBrain/NeuroM/issues/597) # and research: # # Cannon et al., 1998: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0165027098000910 # 'Each line has the same seven fields: numbered point index, user defined flag denoting the # specific part of the structure (cell body, dendrite, axon etc.), three-dimensional position # (x, y and z, in mm), radius (r, in mm), and the parent point index' # # Ascoli et al., 2001: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3067144 # 'In the SWC format, dendritic segments are characterized by an identification number, a # type (to distinguish basal, apical, proximal, distal and lateral trees), the x, y, z # positions of the cylinder ending point (in pm with respect to a fixed reference point), a # radius value (also in pm), and the identification number of the 'parent', i.e. the adjacent # cylinder in the path to the soma (the parent of the root being the soma itself)." # # that the SWC format uses cylinders to represent the soma. 'SWC': (_check_soma_topology_swc, SOMA_CYLINDER), 'H5V1': (None, SOMA_CONTOUR), 'H5V2': (None, SOMA_CONTOUR), 'NL-ASCII': (None, SOMA_CONTOUR), }