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Hi,
as was discussed in the last meeting I have an nextflow module to perform deconvolution with the deconwolf tool on 3D fluorescence microscopy images.
I want to share it, so that you can test it in general and also with your data (sorry for not providing any test data).
I am pretty sure this module does not fit to all the criteria to match to nf-core modules, but I am happy about feedback of all kind (bugs, code style, optimisation, documentation, usability, etc).
The docker image is currently hosted on the EMBL Gitlab instance, but is publicly available. I am open for other solutions to host this (I know about dockerhub, but for my project right now Gitlab was a convenient solution). I also uploaded the Dockerfile itself for reference.
This is the url for the repo: https://github.com/felixS27/nf-deconvolution
I am happy about some constructive feedback and I would be glad, if I could also learn some more along the line in terms of good software development.
Sorry only seen this yesterday.
Here's a naive refactoring using codex.
It doesn't do all the necessaries, but seems very promising. https://github.com/BioinfoTongLI/nf-deconvolution
Happy to have a discussion in the next meeting!
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BioinfoTongLI commentedon Mar 20, 2026
Sorry only seen this yesterday.
Here's a naive refactoring using codex.
It doesn't do all the necessaries, but seems very promising.
https://github.com/BioinfoTongLI/nf-deconvolution
Happy to have a discussion in the next meeting!