Inspecting Data
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The sidebar automatically displays information pertaining to the selected jobs. Click to select a job, use the arrow keys to navigate between jobs, and press command +click to add or remove jobs from your selection.
Almost all jobs include summary information presented on the cards, table, and tree view - these are called info tags. For example, the Blob Picker job card now displays key information in tags anchored around the preview images to display the minimum and maximum diameter configured, how many micrographs were processed, how many particles were picked, and the average number of particles picked per micrograph:
The combination of job preview images, info tags, and additional metadata displayed on the job card footer makes it easier to distinguish between multiple runs of the same job type with different parameters and results.
You can inspect a job to view much more information about a job including a real-time log of events and interactive utilities. To inspect a job, select it and press spacebar or click on the ‘View Job’ button from the sidebar or click on the job ID and type on the header of the job card.
The job preview dialog opens above the current page and can be dismissed at any time by pressing the spacebar or escape key or clicking on the ‘x’ button.
At the top of the job inspection dialog is a breadcrumbs element depicting the hierarchy of a job. Clicking on a project or workspace will navigate to that page. Clicking on the job will navigate to the workspace page and scroll to that job.
Alongside the breadcrumbs, you can star the job and view the elapsed time.
The bottom of the dialog contains a footer with helpful information such as what processing node the job was queued on, how many GPUs were allocated and what custom parameters were set:
The job inspection dialog is comprised of various tabs that provide more detail into the processing history and results of the job. To the right of the dialog’s main content area is a collapsible sidebar that lists all output groups the job produces. From this sidebar you can drag and drop output groups into the job builder or download results.
As a job runs, events are published in real-time as a job processes. Events are viewable when a job completes. Above the log, a list of controls are available:
Show from top: Jump to the top of the event log, scroll to load events in chronological order.
Follow latest: Skip to the last available checkpoint and listen for new events.
Select a checkpoint: View a list of checkpoints and timestamps, click to jump to the start of the checkpoint.
Filter types: Display events of a certain type (such as text or image).
Filter flags: Display events of a certain job-dependent flag (such as central slices or FSC curves).
Show CPU usage: Display CPU memory usage of the processing node alongside each log.
Show timestamps: Display a timestamp alongside each log (you can also hover over the icon on the left side of each log to view the timestamp).
In addition to the details sidebar, this tab displays all inputs and parameters that were configured. Select 'Show slots' to view low-level slots contained within each input group. Parameters will be marked as either default (grey/blue) or custom (green). Advanced parameters are denoted with an ‘A’. You can toggle between listing only custom parameters or all parameters.
This tab is only visible when a job outputs one or more volumes. By selecting a volume from the left sidebar, it will load in the integrated volume viewer. You can set a threshold, zoom and pan, start or pause animation, and download the volume for inspection in an external software.
Useful for when archiving or debugging, the metadata tab contains all job data stored in the database. You can search for specific fields using the search bar. The path to the job logs location on disk is listed as well and can be clicked to copy.
In addition to the job data, you can view the text log of the job by clicking on the ‘Log’ sub-tab:
When a job is selected or inspected, the sidebar details panel will list an overview of what other jobs are connected to it via parent or children connections, or it being cloned from another job of the same type. Hovering over each job will display a tooltip containing an outline of that job, including what parameters it has been configured with. Clicking on a related job will inspect it. To open the related job in a new tab, click it while pressing the command (macOS) or control (Windows, Linux) key.
In CryoSPARC v4.0, you can command + click to select multiple jobs. This will show a unique sidebar panel where each job presented as a card with identifying details. To compare the selected jobs, press the spacebar key or click on “Compare Jobs” from the sidebar:
The comparison dialog is an easy way to view differences between two or more jobs that may be located in different workspaces or projects. Each parameter listed can be clicked to copy it to your clipboard.
The interactive tab is only visible when running an interactive job that is in ‘waiting’ status. Please refer to the to learn more.
In addition to the output groups sidebar panel, the outputs tab displays a comprehensive overview of all the output groups and individual outputs a job creates. Please refer to the to learn more about how you can take advantage of the low-level results CryoSPARC generates.
For volumes that also have an associated colour map (such as running a refined volume through ), an additional option will become available in the sidebar to view the coloured volume.
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