extract shape of full-resolution image, estimate visium pixel size #219
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This pull request was created during the TheisLab Hackathon 2024 as part of a project to develop a cloud-based Spatial-DB. The primary goal is to ensure that when users upload spatial datasets to the database, they meet predefined quality and consistency standards.
To achieve this, we’ve introduced new functionality that:
Estimates pixel size (in micrometers) from Visium spatial transcriptomics data.
Extracts the image shape of the full-resolution tissue image.
These enhancements are critical for maintaining consistency when integrating spatial datasets from different sources, ensuring that users upload the correct full-resolution image and that spatial data is properly scaled for downstream analysis.
Inspired by Hest1k codebase