Step 1
Load the example pipeline.
Go to the Compartments
tab and update the cache directly from there. This can be achieved with the compartment nodes the same way as with regular nodes. Use the green arrow on the Processing
compartment (red arrow 1) and choose the Cache intermediate results
option to save the cache for all nodes (red arrow 2).
Step 2
In the Cache browser
tab (red arrow 1), the presented results can be filtered via the search field (red arrow 2).
Step 3
E.g., looking only for ROI data, we can use the search term ROI
in the search field (red arrow 1), and see only the ROI results.
Step 4
Updating the cache of the specified node is also possible directly from here (red arrow 1) using the usual two options (red arrow 2 and 3).
Step 5
Similarly to the project-wide cache browser tab, clearing the cache is also possible from this window, aiming either at all cache content (red arrow 2), or only at the outdated content (red arrow 3).
Step 6
Exporting the cache and its metadata can also be carried out via simple options.
Use the Import/Export
tab (red arrow 1), choose e.g., the CSV/Excel option (red arrow 2) which will refer to the metadata (red arrow 3) and it will export the text annotations as a table (red arrow 4).
Step 7
Another Import/Export
option (red arrow 1) is saving a ZIP file (red arrow 2) of the entire dataset (red arrow 3).
Step 8
The Import/Export menu
(red arrow 1) also allows the importing/exporting of the entire cache of the selected node (red arrow 2) to a selected/created directory (red arrow 3).
Step 9
The exported cache contains a machine-readable and heavily structured design of all results, which can be navigated to automatically by following the pop-up link (red arrow 1).
Step 10
Under the folder name (red arrow 1), the groups of results are listed (red arrow 2-4), as they appeared in the cache. Inside each of the entries, data-table.csv
and data-table.json
files (red arrow 5) explains the content of the data subfolders, and contains the metadata.
Step 11
The numbered subfolder will contain the actual cached data of the 1-channel measurements
output (red arrow 1) in a *.csv
file (red arrow 2).
Step 12
This file contains the cached results (red arrow 1), as observed in a spreadsheet viewer.
The results are organized in a columnar matter (red rectangle 2).