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| ===== Working with annotations ===== | ===== Working with annotations ===== | ||
| - | ==== Annotation types ==== | + | PMA.core supports three types of annotations: PMA.core annotations, |
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| - | PMA.core supports three types of annotations PMA.core annotations, | + | |
| ^ Annotation type ^ Origin ^ Format ^ Read/Write ^ | ^ Annotation type ^ Origin ^ Format ^ Read/Write ^ | ||
| - | | Pathomation | PMA.studio; SDK | WKT | Read/write | | + | | Pathomation | PMA.studio; SDK | [[https:// |
| - | | Native | Vendor-specific viewer; | + | | Native | Vendor-specific viewer; |
| | Third-party | Indica Labs HALO; Definiens; Visiopharm | .Annotation XML; .XML; .MLD (binary) | Read-only | | | Third-party | Indica Labs HALO; Definiens; Visiopharm | .Annotation XML; .XML; .MLD (binary) | Read-only | | ||
| + | ==== Internal storage ==== | ||
| PMA.core uses its own internal format with the following structure: | PMA.core uses its own internal format with the following structure: | ||
| - | * Geometry: based on WKT(Well-known text). Supports the following shapes //Polygon, Linestring, Point and Multipoint// | + | * Geometry: based on WKT ([[https:// |
| - | * Color: the outline color in html format | + | * Color: the outline color in [[https:// |
| * Fill Color: the fill color(if any), only valid for closed shapes like polygon | * Fill Color: the fill color(if any), only valid for closed shapes like polygon | ||
| * Classification: | * Classification: | ||
| * Notes: Free text notes and additional information you want to store for every annotation | * Notes: Free text notes and additional information you want to store for every annotation | ||
| - | PMA.core supports 3rd party annotations from the following vendors **Visiopharm**, | + | PMA.core supports 3rd party annotations from the following vendors **Visiopharm**, |
| * Visiopharm //.mld// | * Visiopharm //.mld// | ||
| * Indica Labs // | * Indica Labs // | ||
| * Aperio //.xml// | * Aperio //.xml// | ||
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| ==== Creating and saving ==== | ==== Creating and saving ==== | ||
| - | == PMA.core annotations == | ||
| - | For reading the PMA.core annotations for a slide you can use the API call [[https:// | + | === PMA.core annotations === |
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| + | For reading the PMA.core annotations for a slide you can use the API call [[https:// | ||
| - | All other PMA.core | + | All other PMA.core |
| - | == 3rd Party annotations == | + | === 3rd Party annotations |
| - | PMA.core can leverage the use of 3rd party annotations via the External Files interface and the associated API calls. | + | PMA.core can access |
| - | These API associates a number of files containing any known 3rd party annotations with a slide (see previous paragraph). To associate external files with a slide you have to use the API call [[https:// | + | This API associates a number of files containing any known 3rd party annotations with a slide (see previous paragraph). To associate external files with a slide you have to use the API call [[https:// |
| You can get the previously set external annotations files for a slide via the [[https:// | You can get the previously set external annotations files for a slide via the [[https:// | ||
| ==== Exporting and format conversion ==== | ==== Exporting and format conversion ==== | ||
| - | PMA.core provides a very powerful API to export and convert all known annotations formats to each other, | + | PMA.core provides a very powerful API to export and convert all known annotations formats to each other, |
| - | (//PMA.core annotations, | + | (//PMA.core annotations, |
| ==== More background ==== | ==== More background ==== | ||
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