R/quickhash.R
quickhash.lsm.Rd
The first ~ 150,000 bytes includes a number of fields such as dimension and acquisition timestamp that are typically enough to make for a unique hash. In particular the first 150K (but not 100K) are unique across the 16226 v2 flycircuit LSMs. The hope is the last 100K should include some image data (though in practice for flycircuit LSMs) this is often in the 8 bit segmented neurons which nearly all have 0 background
quickhash.lsm(f, offsets = c(0, -1e+05), chunksizes = c(150000, 1e+05), ...)
f | Path to lsm files |
---|---|
offsets | Default c(0,-1e5) |
chunksizes | Default c(1e5,1e5) |
... | Additional arguments passed to default |
character vector containing hash values for lsm(s)
quickhash
and digest