monai.deploy.operators.PublisherOperator¶

class monai.deploy.operators.PublisherOperator(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶

Bases: monai.deploy.core.operator.Operator

This Operator publishes the input and segment mask images for the 3rd party Render Server.

It takes as input the folder path to the input and mask images, in nii, nii.gz, or mhd, generates the render config file and the meta data file, then save all in the publish folder of the app.

Constructor of the base operator.

It creates an instance of Data Store which holds on to all inputs and outputs relavant for this operator.

Parameters

args – Arguments.
kwargs – Keyword arguments.

Methods

`__init__`(args, *kwargs)	Constructor of the base operator.
`add_input`(label, data_type, storage_type)
`add_output`(label, data_type, storage_type)
`compute`(op_input, op_output, context)	An abstract method that needs to be implemented by the user.
`ensure_valid`()	Ensures that the operator is valid.
`post_compute`()	This method gets executed after “compute()” of an operator is called.
`pre_compute`()	This method gets executed before compute() of an operator is called.

Attributes

`env`	Gives access to the environment.
`name`	Returns the name of this operator.
`op_info`	Retrieves the operator info.
`uid`	Gives access to the UID of the operator.

__init__(*args, **kwargs)¶

Constructor of the base operator.

It creates an instance of Data Store which holds on to all inputs and outputs relavant for this operator.

Parameters

args – Arguments.
kwargs – Keyword arguments.

compute(op_input, op_output, context)[source]¶

An abstract method that needs to be implemented by the user.

The original input and output paths from the CLI are available through context.input.get() and context.output.get(). The type of the returned value is DataPath.

>>> context.input.get().path   # (Path) - The input path from the application's context
>>> context.output.get().path  # (Path) - The output path from the application's context

Both “input” and “output” are arguments passed to the application when the app is set to execute. The input and output paths are in the context of the whole application, and are read only once the application starts executing. Any operators in the application workflow graph can access the context.input and access the input to the application.

context.models.get(“<model_name>”) returns a model instance and a null model would be returned if model is not available.

If <model_name> is not specified and only one model exists, it returns that model.

>>> model = context.models.get()  # a model object that inherits Model class

>>> # Get a model instance if exists
>>> if model:  # if model is not a null model
>>>     print(model.items())
>>>     # model.path for accessing the model's path
>>>     # model.name for accessing the model's name
>>>     # result = model(op_input.get().asnumpy())

Similar way, op_input.get(“<input_label>”) returns the input data of the specified label for the operator.

If <input_label> is not specified and only one input exists, it returns that input.

>>> op_input.get()  # an input object that inherits a type specified by @input decorator of the operator.

If this operator is a leaf operator in the workflow graph, then the output path of the operator (the output path in local machine that is specified by CLI) is available through op_output.get().path. Otherwise, it is expected that the output of the operator is set through op_output.set() method.

For example, if the input and output data type are both Image objects, then the following logic is expected:

>>> data_in = op_input.get().asnumpy()  # get the input data as numpy array
>>> data_out = process(data_in)         # process the input data
>>> op_output.set(Image(data_out))      # set the output data

If the operator is a leaf operator in the workflow graph and the operator output’s (<data type>, <storage type>) == (DataPath, DISK), you cannot call op_output.set() method. Instead, you can use the destination path available by op_output.get().path to store output data and the following logic is expected:

>>> output_folder = op_output.get().path                 # get the output folder path
>>> output_path = output_folder / "final_output.png"     # get the output file path

>>> imsave(output_path, data_out)                        # save the output data

Parameters

op_input (InputContext) – An input context for the operator.
op_output (OutputContext) – An output context for the operator.
context (ExecutionContext) – An execution context for the operator.

ensure_valid()¶

Ensures that the operator is valid.

This method needs to be executed by add_operator() and add_flow() methods in the compose() method of the application. This sets default values for the operator in the graph if necessary. (e.g., set default value for the operator’s input port, set default value for the operator’s output port, etc.)

property env: monai.deploy.core.operator.OperatorEnv¶

Gives access to the environment.

This sets a default value for the operator’s environment if not set.

Return type: OperatorEnv
Returns: An instance of OperatorEnv.

property name: str¶

Returns the name of this operator.

Return type: str

property op_info: monai.deploy.core.operator_info.OperatorInfo¶

Retrieves the operator info.

Args:

Return type: OperatorInfo
Returns: An instance of OperatorInfo.

post_compute()¶

This method gets executed after “compute()” of an operator is called.

This is a post-execution step before the operator is done doing its main action. This needs to be overridden by a base class for any meaningful action.

pre_compute()¶

This method gets executed before compute() of an operator is called.

This is a preperatory step before the operator executes its main job. This needs to be overridden by a base class for any meaningful action.

property uid: uuid.UUID¶

Gives access to the UID of the operator.

Return type: UUID
Returns: UID of the operator.

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