Toolbar
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File
| Save | Save the created Molecule Archive in the format used currently (.yama for normally stored records, .sml for virtually stored records). |
| Save a Copy | Save a copy of the current Molecule Archive. |
| Save a Json Copy | Save a copy of the current Molecule Archive in .yama.json format. |
| Save a Virtual Store Copy | Save the current Molecule Archive as virtually stored archive with .sml format (smile encoded). |
| Save a Json Virtual Store Copy | Save a copy of the current Molecule Archive in virtual storage using .json files |
| Close | Close Mars Rover. |
A Molecule Archive can be saved in two ways:
- Normal storage: saved in the .yama file format. Additionally a .yama.rover file is saved containing information like settings and selections. A .rover file can be renamed and reused for another archive to apply the settings defined for another Archive. By default files are stored using Smile encoding.
- Virtual storage: saves a .yama.sml folder containing .sml files for the indexes, properties, all molecule UIDs and experiment IDs separately. Choose this saving mode when dealing with large data sets.
Tools
| Delete Molecules | Delete molecules with a specific tag or all molecules without tag. |
| Delete Molecule Tag | Delete a specified or all tag(s). |
| Delete Molecule Parameters | Delete a specified or all calculated parameter(s). |
| Delete Molecule Regions | Delete a specified or all regions specified in the molecules tab. |
| Delete Molecule Positions | Delete a specified or all positions in the molecule tab. |
| Delete Segment Tables | Deletes segment tables generated by the kinetic change point analysis. |
| Merge Molecules | Merges the data tables of multiple molecules. Use f.e. if a tracking result appears to be split into multiple smaller tracked segments. |
| Show Video | Shows the video at a specific position corresponding to a tracked molecule. See also the tutorial on finding tracked molecules in the video and the BDV documentation. |
| Rebuild indexes | Rebuild the index.json file when operating in virtual storage. |