R/hemibrain_googledrive.R, R/utilities-rclone.R
hemibrainr_set_drive.RdOne can read precomputed data available on the hemibrain Google Team Drive, and other supported team drives. This includes all synapses, neuron-neuron connections and an edgelist for all hemibrain neurons, broken down by axon and dendrite assignments. NBLAST matrices for all neurons against all neurons in the data set are also available, including ones broken down by neuron compartment.
hemibrainr_set_drive( drive = "hemibrainr", path = NULL, drive.type = c("googledrive", "dropbox", "rclone") ) hemibrainr_team_drive() hemibrainr_rclone( drive = "hemibrainr", path = file.path(getwd(), "hemibrainr_data/") ) hemibrainr_rclone_unmount(path = file.path(getwd(), "hemibrainr_data/"))
| drive | name of the mounted Google or DropBox drive. Can just be the name of a team
drive to be found in the standard location: |
|---|---|
| path | path to your 'hemibrainr Google drive', either a mounted remote or a local copy.
For example on a Mac, Google filestream mounts it at: |
| drive.type | the type of network drive to use. This must be a mounted drive, either a googledrive or dropbox, or something configured with rclone. This is used when path is not given
to try to find the path to hemibrainr data. If in doubt, try the googledrive option. Access to dropbox version of data available at special request.
With rclone sheet you can mount it wherever you like, by default hemibrainr expects it at:
|
Sets options remote_connectome_data
In order to use this package to its fullest,
you need to get hemibrainr to read large amounts of data stored on a Google drive.
To do this, you have three options:
1. Mount your Google drive using Google filestream 2. Mount your Google drive using rclone 3. Download the Google drive and save locally
The best option is to use Google filestream.
By default, this is what hemibrainr expects.
However, you need a Google Workspace
account (formerly G-Suite), which is a paid-for service.
Without this, the best option is to use rclone. For detailed
instructions on how to configure rclone, please see your article in this package:
Reading hemibrainr data from Google drive.
You can also download to an external hard drive and use that.
We have two Google team drives
available for you to use, which contain similar data. One ("hemibrain")
is for internal use by the Drosophila Connectomics Group.
The other one ("hemibrainr") is shared with those who would like access. Contact us by email to request access.
# \donttest{ if (FALSE) { # The default drive is named 'hemibrainr' # You could also set up your own drive with saved data. hemibrainr_set_drive("hemibrainr") # Ah but what it you do not have the drive loaded # With Google filestream say, as a network drive? # In this case, you can use the free-service rclone instead # However, you will need to install and configure it:https://rclone.org/drive/ hemibrainr_rclone(Gdrive = "hemibrainr") ### Mounts in your working directory # All neuprint IDs for neurons that have a split precomputed ids = hemibrain_neuron_bodyids() # Connectivity edgelist, broken down by axon/dendrite elist = hemibrain_elist() # Unmount rclone drive hemibrainr_rclone_unmount() }# }