Workflow page¶
The workflow page is where you build a workflow by adding and ordering tasks, set their arguments, and run it on a dataset.
What is a workflow?
A workflow is an ordered sequence of tasks that processes the images in a dataset — for example converting to OME-Zarr, segmenting objects, then measuring features. You build a workflow by adding and arranging tasks, then run it on a dataset to produce results.
TODO: Figure out how to split this page up into relevant sub-pages that get linked to:
- Task list
- Task arguments
- Workflow submission
- Workflow monitoring
- Log access
Overview¶
TODO Screenshot
Adding and ordering tasks¶
TODO — adding a task; reordering; removing. This is the list of task of the current workflow. You can add new tasks with the "+" button, or reorder the existing ones with the "arrows" button.
If a task is marked as non-active, you can try to reactivate it at Tasks management, but only if it is a task that you collected yourself.
Task arguments¶
TODO — editing arguments; validation. meta args
Documentation¶
Task info Workflow & task descriptions by the user
Run a workflow¶
TODO — selecting a dataset;
Monitor running workflows¶
Status indicators
Log access¶
Individual logs Runs Warnings
Common actions¶
- Add a task — TODO.
- Run on a dataset — TODO.
Related¶
- Concept: Workflows · Tasks
- Reference: Task collection · Jobs