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# DataGuide-AAPF-RGB


This document utilizes phenotypic data derived from raw RGB images captured by the Ag [Alumni Seed Phenotyping Facility (AAPF)](https://ag.purdue.edu/aapf/). The data is available in two formats:
This document utilizes phenotypic data derived from raw RGB images captured by the [Ag Alumni Seed Phenotyping Facility (AAPF)](https://ag.purdue.edu/aapf/). The data is available in two formats:

- Masterfile (.xlsx): This file contains a compilation of spreadsheets and a guide document explaining the data contents.
- Raw Measurement Data: This folder structure houses individual spreadsheets (.csv format) and corresponding images (.png format) for each measured phenotype.


### File System Structure








1. Introduction

This document describes the file system structure and conventions used for data collected by the AAPF RGB imaging sensor. The data includes RGB and fluorescence images of plants along with derived morphological measurements and phenotypic information.

1.1. File System Structure

The data is organized into files containing images and spreadsheets based on the experiment, scanning time, and specific plant. Here's an example breakdown:
This section describes the file system structure and conventions used for data collected by the AAPF RGB imaging sensor. The data includes RGB and fluorescence images of plants along with derived morphological measurements and phenotypic information. Here's an example breakdown:

Parent directory: Named as Experiment_{Experiment_Nubmer}, e.g., Experiment_394
Subdirectories: Named as {Experiment_Number}_{Treatment}, e.g., 394_SandSoybeanHigh


1.2. Filename Conventions
### Filename Conventions

Individual files (interim data products) are located under subdirectories. Filenames follow a specific format that encodes information about the data:

VIS_<Data Type>_<POT_BARCODE>_<Time_In>_<RGB_or_Flurescence>-<View>-<Angle>-<Image_Product_Type>_<Experiment_Number>_<Treatment>_<Time_Out>.png
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