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See if we can speed things up with ancpBIDS #8
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
We want to keep our issues up to date and active. This issue hasn't seen any activity in the last 30 days. |
I would close this issue. It makes sense, but I don't think we'll get to it anytime soon. What do you think @alyssadai? If you agree, feel free to just close |
@surchs I'm not super familiar with ancpBIDS, but I wonder if it'd be worth leaving this issue open at least until we've attempted to run the CLI on the PPMI and QPN datasets (which I think are a couple hundred subjects each)? I just did a quick search of "ancpBIDS" in the PyBIDS issues and based on this post/comment I suspect the long runtime might become an issue sooner than we think - it looks like it can take almost 6 min to validate a dataset of ~500 subjects. We can always just wait it out if that's the case, but I think at that point this issue might be worth revisiting, if only to figure out a game plan for the migration. Thoughts? |
I put it on the roadmap for "Next", we can move it up if it becomes a more pressing problem |
We want to keep our issues up to date and active. This issue hasn't seen any activity in the last 30 days. |
I'm closing this. It's stale, we may eventually do it, but right now it does not seem to be the priority. |
@surchs minor - but should we close as "not planned" instead? |
Right now, parsing a large dataset takes an annoyingly long time. ancpBIDS is known to be faster. It should also support the core queries that we are interested in. So maybe we can remove the pyBIDS dependency, use ancpBIDS instead, and speed things up
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