ImageStack Class for loading, saving, and managing image stacks. #2165
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Issue
Close or ref the associated ticket, e.g. Closes #84
Description
This pull request introduces the
ImageStackManagerandImageStackclasses to the operation tests. These classes provide a convenient and modular way to load, save, and manage image stacks.Why It's Useful
Abstraction of Image Stack Operations: The classes abstract away the complexities of working with image stacks, making it easier for developers to manipulate image data.
Modularity and Reusability: Encapsulating image stack functionality into classes promotes modularity and reusability, allowing developers to easily reuse these classes across different parts of the project.
Consistency and Standardization: The use of dedicated classes ensures consistency and standardization in image stack operations, leading to cleaner and more maintainable code.
Enhanced Testing: The classes facilitate writing comprehensive test cases for image stack operations, improving testability and code reliability.
Improved Documentation and Understanding: The addition of these classes enhances the documentation by providing clear explanations of image stack operations and their usage, improving overall project understanding.
Testing
Instantiate an ImageStack object with a file path to an image stack file and verify that it loads successfully.
Save an image stack using the save method of the ImageStack class and verify that it is saved correctly.
Use the ImageStackManager class to perform operations on image stacks, such as time measurements or comparison tests, and ensure accurate results.
Verify that the classes integrate properly with the existing codebase without causing conflicts or errors.