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for example the documentation string should read something like..
if you pass for example, desired_resolution = [1,1,1] then when you have a position value of [1,1,1] in your result, that means that point is located 1 nanometers from the x,y,z origin.
if you pass desired_resolution=[4,4,40] then a value of [1,1,1] in you result means that point is 4 nanometers in x, 4 in y, and 40 in z from the x,y,z origin.
common usage patterns are
to get nanometer units
desired_resolution=[1,1,1]
to get microns
desired_resolution=[1000,1000,1000]
to get units compatible with the default neuroglancer view of a datastack
for example the documentation string should read something like..
if you pass for example, desired_resolution = [1,1,1] then when you have a position value of [1,1,1] in your result, that means that point is located 1 nanometers from the x,y,z origin.
if you pass desired_resolution=[4,4,40] then a value of [1,1,1] in you result means that point is 4 nanometers in x, 4 in y, and 40 in z from the x,y,z origin.
common usage patterns are
to get nanometer units
desired_resolution=[1,1,1]
to get microns
desired_resolution=[1000,1000,1000]
to get units compatible with the default neuroglancer view of a datastack
ngl_resolution = client.info.get_datastack_info()['viewer_resolution']
desired_resolution = ngl_resolution
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