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Currently, CytoSnake's ability to store data is in one folder (without structure). I will be to add a structure where the outputs are stored to easily select
The structure will be based on the type of profile generated. For example, if annotated, aggregated, normalized and selected features profiles are generated, then the corresponding folder names should be created as well. If there are instances where a specific profile is not generated, then the folder should to be created.
This structure may be CytoSnake's centralized method to select and validate whether the input files are generated or not when using the get_data_path()
Currently,
CytoSnake's
ability to store data is in one folder (without structure). I will be to add a structure where the outputs are stored to easily selectThe structure will be based on the type of profile generated. For example, if annotated, aggregated, normalized and selected features profiles are generated, then the corresponding folder names should be created as well. If there are instances where a specific profile is not generated, then the folder should to be created.
This structure may be
CytoSnake's
centralized method to select and validate whether the input files are generated or not when using theget_data_path()
realted issue: #61
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