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Refactor get subsets to work with composite subset state #2087

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This pull request is to address a few issues:

The work that still needs to happen:

  • Documentation that explains how to retrieve all combinations of data and subset information
  • Integrate into Subset Plugin (probably followup effort)
  • Find correct units to use
  • Finalize how compisite ROI subsets are returned. Currently the format is [{"name": <RegionClassName>, "glue-state": <AndState/InvertState/OrState/ROIState>, "region": <PixelRegion object>}]

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I need to give more thought to the actual behavior and the change in output-format between specviz and cubeviz, for example.... but just wanted to get a few thoughts down on my first pass.

This case seems incorrect to me if I'm understanding the intention of the output... without any concept of nesting, I'd expect the top two entries at the end of the video to both show as InvertState, is that right?

Screen.Recording.2023-03-16.at.5.29.24.PM.mov

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@kecnry Good find, I think I need to use AndNotState instead of InvertState since the first is more accurate but because of glue reasons that was not as easy to do. I'll give that a try now though.

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dc = self.data_collection
subsets = dc.subset_groups
# TODO: Use global display units
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xref #2048

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Jesse, this PR needs a change log. Also, please grep the docs to see if any user docs need updating. Thanks!

Note to self: Ponder the implication of this PR on linked data in Imviz (e.g., usage in Aperture Photometry plugin).

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@pllim I thought we agreed to write changelogs after 2 approvals? I was hoping to add documentation as a follow-up to this PR
since we only have today and tomorrow with our full dev team and I would like to get this in if possible.

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pllim commented Mar 21, 2023

to write changelogs after 2 approvals?

You could, yes. I just did not see any mention of that plan in your post. Thanks for the clarification!

@javerbukh javerbukh force-pushed the refactor-get-subsets branch 2 times, most recently from 2048ac4 to 8b3db42 Compare March 21, 2023 18:26
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@rosteen rosteen modified the milestones: 3.4, 3.5 Mar 22, 2023
Add get_subsets method which replaces get_subsets_from_viewer

Remove unused imports

Fix specviz helper tests

Fix failing tests and address review comments

Address review comments

Ignore ipykernel deprecation warning

Add tests covering composite spectral regions

Add check if subset label not in dc subset groups

Rename to object_only
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This seems to fix a few bugs and adds support for accessing nested spatial subsets. Since this is an app-level method, I think we can defer discussions/debate about API-specifics until/unless we implement a user-friendly helper-level method (I'm not sure spectral/spatial/object only options are intuitive for a user, but seem to do the trick for internal calls we need for now).

Edit: CI will need to be passing, but I'm approving now since I'll be out for a bit - if fixing CI results in significant changes, feel free to mark the approval as stale.

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@@ -246,12 +307,13 @@ def test_get_spectral_regions_unit_conversion(specviz_helper, spectrum1d):

specviz_helper.app.get_viewer("spectrum-viewer").apply_roi(XRangeROI(0.6, 0.7))

# TODO: Is this test still relevant with the upcoming glue unit conversion changes?
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should we remove this entirely? Or would re-enabling it break?

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I think we should wait until the glue unit conversion changes are implemented in jdaviz to decide what to do with this code block.

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but how should it be expected to behave now? The subsets still have .lower.unit attributes, right?

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The spectral subsets, yes.

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This test uses conv_func = uc.UnitConversion.process_unit_conversion so should it be considered relevant at all?

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@pllim any thoughts?

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subsets = dc.subset_groups
# TODO: Use global display units
# units = dc[0].data.coords.spectral_axis.unit
viewer = self.get_viewer("spectrum-viewer")
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This line is giving me error in Imviz when I have Subsets and I call imviz.app.get_subsets(). There is no doc updates to go with this, so I am not sure how I am supposed to test this in Imviz. Please advise. thanks!

File jdaviz/app.py:858, in Application.get_subsets(self, subset_name, spectral_only, spatial_only, object_only)
    855 subsets = dc.subset_groups
    856 # TODO: Use global display units
    857 # units = dc[0].data.coords.spectral_axis.unit
--> 858 viewer = self.get_viewer("spectrum-viewer")
    859 data = viewer.data()
    860 # Set axes labels for the spectrum viewer

File jdaviz/app.py:589, in Application.get_viewer(self, viewer_reference)
    564 def get_viewer(self, viewer_reference):
    565     """
    566     Return a `~glue_jupyter.bqplot.common.BqplotBaseView` viewer instance.
    567     This is *not* an ``IPyWidget``. This is stored here because
   (...)
    587         The viewer class instance.
    588     """
--> 589     return self._viewer_by_reference(viewer_reference)

File jdaviz/app.py:1409, in Application._viewer_by_reference(self, reference)
   1394 """
   1395 Viewer instance by reference defined in the yaml configuration file.
   1396 
   (...)
   1405     The viewer class instance.
   1406 """
   1407 viewer_item = self._viewer_item_by_reference(reference)
-> 1409 return self._viewer_store[viewer_item['id']]

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

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p.s. Didn't @bmorris3 have things like this to prevent hardcoding "spectrum-viewer"?

_default_spectrum_viewer_reference_name = "spectrum-viewer"

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Yes but this was supposed to be a temporary code block until the unit conversion refactor was implemented. I have a quick fix for this (and yes, a regression test 😈 ).

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Fix + test is in.

@@ -389,3 +389,29 @@ def test_composite_region_with_consecutive_and_not_states(cubeviz_helper):

spatial_list = cubeviz_helper.app.get_subsets("Subset 1", spatial_only=True)
assert len(spatial_list) == 3


def test_composite_region_with_imviz(imviz_helper, image_2d_wcs):
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Thanks! 😸

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pllim commented Mar 23, 2023

In the Imviz example notebook, after you run the part where you add more stuff as Subsets via API, you'll get this:

Screenshot 2023-03-23 124532

Now, when you use an existing API to grab them, it will know to ignore the MaskedSubset because we don't know how to handle arbitrary masks that cannot translate to a proper regions shape yet.

>>> imviz.get_interactive_regions()
{'Subset 1': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1578.3658447265625, y=1079.412109375), radius=12.68408203125)>,
 'Subset 2': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=600.0, y=400.0), radius=10.0)>,
 'Subset 3': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1379.402894779631, y=467.8100724131408), radius=20.729537026656292)>,
 'Subset 4': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=600, y=200), radius=20)>,
 'Subset 5': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1379.402894779631, y=467.8100724131408), radius=41.459074053312584)>}

But with your new API, it is not filtered out.

>>> imviz.app.get_subsets()
{'Subset 1': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1578.3658447265625, y=1079.412109375), radius=12.68408203125)>}],
 'Subset 2': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=600.0, y=400.0), radius=10.0)>}],
 'Subset 3': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1379.402894779631, y=467.8100724131408), radius=20.729537026656292)>}],
 'Subset 4': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=600, y=200), radius=20)>}],
 'Subset 5': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1379.402894779631, y=467.8100724131408), radius=41.459074053312584)>}],
 'MaskedSubset 1': None}

And if I start to pass non-default options to your API, it crashes:

>>> imviz.app.get_subsets(spatial_only=True, object_only=True)
jdaviz/app.py:878, in Application.get_subsets(self, subset_name, spectral_only, spatial_only, object_only)
    876 elif spatial_only and not isinstance(subset_region, SpectralRegion):
    877     if object_only:
--> 878         all_subsets[label] = [reg['region'] for reg in subset_region]
    879     else:
    880         all_subsets[label] = subset_region

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

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pllim commented Mar 23, 2023

Now, if I go back to Subset1 and make it a compound subset (i.e., use the "add" and then add a Rectangle), I get this with existing API (TBH I am surprised it even work at all!):

>>> imviz.get_interactive_regions()
{'Subset 1': <CompoundPixelRegion(region1=Region: RectanglePixelRegion
 center: PixCoord(x=1564.6979764661519, y=1089.153806782053)
 width: 13.82388050415193
 height: 13.047258003918841
 angle: 0.0 rad, region2=Region: CirclePixelRegion
 center: PixCoord(x=1578.3658447265625, y=1079.412109375)
 radius: 12.68408203125, operator=<built-in function or_>)>,
...}

I think it is consistent with your API:

>>> imviz.app.get_subsets(subset_name="Subset 1")
[{'name': 'RectangularROI',
  'glue_state': 'OrState',
  'region': <RectanglePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1564.6979764661519, y=1089.153806782053), width=13.82388050415193, height=13.047258003918841, angle=0.0 deg)>},
 {'name': 'CircularROI',
  'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
  'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1578.3658447265625, y=1079.412109375), radius=12.68408203125)>}]

But again your API crashes when I pass in one more option:

>>> imviz.app.get_subsets(subset_name="Subset 1", object_only=True)
jdaviz/app.py:883, in Application.get_subsets(self, subset_name, spectral_only, spatial_only, object_only)
    881 elif not spectral_only and not spatial_only:
    882     if object_only and not isinstance(subset_region, SpectralRegion):
--> 883         all_subsets[label] = [reg['region'] for reg in subset_region]
    884     else:
    885         all_subsets[label] = subset_region

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

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pllim commented Mar 23, 2023

Does not seem to affect Aperture Photometry plugin, and no Imviz tests have changed. 👏

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@pllim I have that case fixed now. I had not run into MaskSubsetState anywhere else so I had no idea that it needed coverage!

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Looks good! Just needs a change log entry.

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pllim commented Mar 24, 2023

@javerbukh , it doesn't crash but when I have masked subset, the output of imviz.app.get_subsets(spatial_only=True) and imviz.app.get_subsets(spatial_only=True, object_only=True) are inconsistent. The former still lists masked subset but not the latter. Is this expected?

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javerbukh commented Mar 24, 2023

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imviz.app.get_subsets(spatial_only=True)

{'Subset 1': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2020.5693359375, y=2635.64599609375), radius=134.34112548828125)>}],
 'Subset 2': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1714.0, y=1380.0), radius=20.0)>}],
 'Subset 3': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2519.9463474094623, y=2682.2350667937053), radius=63.847792799004)>}],
 'Subset 4': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1526, y=1063), radius=40)>}],
 'Subset 5': [{'name': 'CircularROI',
   'glue_state': 'RoiSubsetState',
   'region': <CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2519.9463474094623, y=2682.2350667937053), radius=63.847792799004)>}],
 'MaskedSubset 1': None}

and

imviz.app.get_subsets(spatial_only=True, object_only=True)

{'Subset 1': [<CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2020.5693359375, y=2635.64599609375), radius=134.34112548828125)>],
 'Subset 2': [<CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1714.0, y=1380.0), radius=20.0)>],
 'Subset 3': [<CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2519.9463474094623, y=2682.2350667937053), radius=63.847792799004)>],
 'Subset 4': [<CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=1526, y=1063), radius=40)>],
 'Subset 5': [<CirclePixelRegion(center=PixCoord(x=2519.9463474094623, y=2682.2350667937053), radius=63.847792799004)>],
 'MaskedSubset 1': None}

both look fine to me. Did you do something else in your workflow? I had no idea we used MaskSubsetState until yesterday so if you would like to push some commits to get it working how you would expect, I would be totally fine with that.

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pllim commented Mar 24, 2023

I say, you should not even include it in your output. I don't see any point because when I do imviz.app.get_subsets(subset_name="MaskedSubset 1", object_only=True), None is returned, which is pretty useless. You can throw a NotImplementedError instead.

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Follow-up ticket for this work is #2114.

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