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A run folder is what the microscope leaves behind; the platform's side of it is a Sample Set with one Sample per measured position, a Measurement Set with one Measurement per Sample, the records as files and one hysteresis-loop Property per Sample. The notebook fetches upload_run.py from the host it uploads to, which is the copy the web app serves, so the instructions in the app and the script a reader runs cannot drift apart; parse() then prints the script's own summary, and nothing is created until the upload cell below it. The Authenticate block is the sibling notebooks' verbatim. mat3ra-api-client is installed from its branch in the cell above it, because samples, measurements and files are not in a release yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fetching upload_run.py at run time made the notebook depend on whatever a host happens to serve: production answers an unknown path with the SPA shell, so the default wrote 4 KB of HTML into upload_run.py and died on the import, and the deployed copy is three revisions behind - its upload() takes its arguments the other way round. The script now sits beside the notebook, copied from the canonical one the plan repo keeps, and is imported like any other module. HOST was a second knob for a fact the client already held: it named where the script came from and what link was printed, while APIClient.authenticate() read API_HOST, so exporting one and not the other uploads a lab run to production and prints a localhost link for it. It is parsed once and passed to both authentications, the way upload_run.py's main() does it. The rest is the review's list: OWNER_ID and selected_account are dead here, since upload() owns every write with client.my_account.id; RUN_DIR names a folder the reader supplies and the markdown says what one is; the default command="both" and the private PR link go; and the last cell prints where to look from what the run already says, rather than asking for an account slug through a call that needs an OIDC token the ACCOUNT_ID/AUTH_TOKEN flow does not have. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A Sample Set is a plain folder now — no wafer, no origin. Every Sample carries the --physical-id / PHYSICAL_ID the human gives and the frame its position was read in, in its metadata. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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upload_nlr_data.ipynb mirrors upload_spm_run.ipynb: the same install and authenticate cells, the folder NLR delivers instead of a run folder, and the two machines it was measured on as parameters. It parses into one Sample Set of the measured pads and two runs over them — the XRF map and the DC I-V sweep — and uploads them one after the other. upload_run.py gains parse_nlr(), which returns those two runs in the shape parse() returns, so upload() is unchanged apart from one line for a file that belongs to a run rather than to one measurement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds UTK and NLR parsers that produce serialized run documents, plus a CLI that validates and uploads documents to the API. It also adds notebooks for parsing and uploading runs, setup requirements, and pipeline documentation. ChangesMeasurement upload workflow
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- Line 226: Update the notebook’s metadata.colab.name value from
upload_spm_run.ipynb to upload_nlr_data.ipynb, leaving the notebook content
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In `@examples/measurement/upload_run.py`:
- Line 549: Update upload around ensure_set to compare the existing sample set’s
metadata with parsed["sample_set"]["metadata"] and persist any changes before
reporting success or returning; preserve creation behavior for newly created
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- Line 472: Update the validation logic in main to select the schema based on
each property’s type: use the scalar schema for thickness and atomic-fraction
values, the I–V curve schema for iv_curve, and the hysteresis-loop schema for
hysteresis-loop data. Preserve validation for all properties while avoiding
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- Line 423: Validate the lengths of samples, volts, and amps before the
enumerate(zip(samples, volts, amps)) loop, requiring equal row counts and
matching point counts for each bias/current pair; stop processing before
document construction when validation fails.
- Around line 129-130: Update the curve acceptance logic in the series-building
flow to compare the curve’s bias axis values against the canonical bias array,
not just their lengths. Reject or interpolate curves whose bias values differ
beyond an appropriate numerical tolerance before appending them to
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- Around line 479-487: The base_url flow must reject explicit http:// URLs for
non-local hosts before APIClient authentication or any authenticated request.
Update base_url to allow HTTP only for localhost and 127.0.0.1, while requiring
HTTPS for all other hosts, including preserving valid HTTPS URLs and existing
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In `@examples/measurement/upload_spm_run.ipynb`:
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the authenticated API client in both examples/measurement/upload_spm_run.ipynb
(line 62) and examples/measurement/upload_nlr_data.ipynb (line 66). Update the
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…ore use Review (coderabbit) on #374, four findings, all real: - Every property was validated against the hysteresis-loop schema, so the NLR run reported 176 invalid documents and main exited before uploading anything. Each property now picks the schema named after it; thickness, the atomic fractions and the I-V curve have none in ESSE yet, so they are reported as unvalidated rather than failed against the wrong one. - A loop was accepted onto the average when its bias array merely had the same length. Same length is not the same voltages, and the result assigns responses to the wrong bias. Compared point by point now, within tolerance. - zip(samples, volts, amps) silently dropped pads when a file had fewer rows, and allowed a bias row and a current row of different lengths. Both are checked before any document is built. - The NLR notebook's Colab metadata named the SPM notebook. Dry runs after: NLR validation OK (was 176 invalid), UTK unchanged at OK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… yet Review (coderabbit) on #374: when ensure_set found an existing set, the parsed metadata was never persisted, so a synthesis run after a measurement run printed "synthesis record attached" while the deposition stayed absent. The existing set now takes the keys it lacks, through the branch client's update_set, and keeps the ones it already has. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@examples/measurement/upload_run.py`:
- Around line 423-425: Reject duplicate (row, column) pad labels while parsing
the XRF grid before they overwrite entries in samples or xrf_measurements.
Update the IV row-count validation to compare both volts and amps against
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…nside a key it has Review (coderabbit) on #374, both on the previous round's fixes: - Two grid rows for one pad overwrote each other in `samples`, and the row-count check then compared against the collapsed dictionary, so 44 IV rows passed for a 45-row grid. A repeated pad now stops the run, and the counts compare against the grid itself. - ensure_set only added metadata keys the set lacked, so a second synthesis run whose deposition list held new records was dropped: `deposition` was already there. merge_metadata now merges, growing a list by the entries it does not hold, recursing into nested objects, and the set is written only when the result differs from what it has. Dry runs after: NLR OK, UTK OK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…to upload `upload` had three modes - synthesis, measurement, both - for an import that is only ever done one way: the set, its samples, the measurement set, one measurement per sample, the files, the properties. The modes are gone, along with the deposition special-casing that went with them; a later upload still brings metadata the set lacks, through ensure_set. `files` was one of three words meaning a mode. It is now the list of file groups to upload, "records" and "loops", which is how the notebook already passes it. An empty list uploads nothing and keeps the raw records in each measurement's metadata. An unknown group is rejected by name. run_files builds the (name, payload) pairs and destination says where each one lands, so the two questions - what to send and where it goes - are separate and readable. Dry runs after: NLR OK, UTK OK. File counts with the UTK run, 16 records: records 16, loops 240, both 256. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 606: Update the image path construction in the parsed["images"] handling
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NLR photographs are collected with rglob, so two subdirectories can hold the same basename; mapping both to set/<basename> uploaded one over the other. Both parsers now name each image - UTK by basename, NLR by its path relative to the run folder - and run_files uploads the name it is given. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ds its own files One 734-line file held two ad hoc parsers and the upload path, so the generic half could not be read without the specific half. Split along that seam: upload_run.py 306 client, sets, members, files, properties, CLI — instrument-agnostic parse_utk.py 305 a UTK SS-PFM run folder parse_nlr.py 91 NLR's XRF grid and DC I-V sweep workflow.py 43 the one workflow builder both parsers call The two near-identical workflow builders became one; `id_prefix` keeps each instrument's stable unit ids exactly as they were, so `source.info.unitId` still means the same thing across uploads. A third instrument is a third parser now, not an edit here. No behaviour change: the parsed documents and the file lists are byte-identical to the previous output for both runs, and `from upload_run import parse, parse_nlr` still resolves for the two notebooks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g and the workflow are elsewhere Three concerns were one script. Now: parse_utk.py / parse_nlr.py read one lab's delivery and write a run document run_document.py the shape they agree on, and reading it back upload_run.py takes run documents + a host and an account, and uploads `upload_run.py <run.json> --account <slug>` names no instrument, no file format and no lab. A new source is a new parser and nothing here changes. Each parser has its own command line, so parsing is a step you can run, inspect and keep: the document lands beside the files it names, paths relative to itself, and derived files (the records cut out of a run) are written next to it. The workflow is no longer built in Python — `standata_workflow()` fetches the registry entry the platform itself resolves, so there is one source of truth: asylum-spm/SS-PFM Hysteresis Loop, xrf-mapper/XRF Grid Map, probe-station/DC I-V Sweep (the latter two added in standata d2dd2ca2). UTK's recipe travelled inside the workflow it built; it is this run's, not the procedure's, so it now sits in the measurement set's metadata. Images were a special case in run_files; they are simply the set's files now. Verified on both deliveries: every document validates against ESSE, and every one of the 5,976 + 7 files a document names is on disk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`mat3ra-notebooks-utils[all]` does install mat3ra-standata, but the PyPI release (2026.8.1) predates asylum-spm, xrf-mapper and probe-station — they exist only on feature/SOF-8051, so the parsers' workflow lookup found nothing. Both notebooks now pin that branch beside api-client's, and each parser says so in its header. Verified in a clean venv: a branch install resolves all three workflows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ple says how to run it A lab could not get this running without being told things by hand. Now `examples/measurement/requirements.txt` names every package and the exact source of each, and README.md gives the three commands: install, parse, upload. Three pins are by branch, and the reason is the same each time — the PyPI release predates what this example uses: api-client the samples/measurements/files endpoints, standata the three instrument registry entries, esse the Sample and Measurement schemas. A direct reference wins over any PyPI version, so the pins hold even where PyPI carries a higher version number (standata does today). They become ordinary version pins when those branches release. Two things a clean-venv install turned up, both fixed here: - mat3ra-esse from PyPI has no mat3ra.esse.models.sample, so the optional import failed and every document went up unvalidated. - That skip printed "validation: OK". A skipped check is not a passed one; it now says SKIPPED and names what is missing. Verified end to end in a bare venv: install from requirements.txt, parse NLR's delivery, validate both run documents. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…version you had
requirements.txt names the correct package for each of api-client, standata and
esse, so the code does not need to check. Gone: check_environment.py, the
notebook cell that ran it, standata_origin() and the instructions it printed, and
the optional-import dance around esse — it is a requirement, so it is imported.
`install_packages("api")` went with it: outside JupyterLite it only prints advice
that contradicts requirements.txt, and two install paths is one too many.
Clean-venv run of both deliveries after: parse, then validate, OK.
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In `@examples/measurement/run_document.py`:
- Around line 56-62: Update relative so its fallback returns a normalized
relative path when os.path.relpath succeeds, but returns path.as_posix() when
relpath raises ValueError for paths on different Windows drives. Preserve the
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`from mat3ra.esse.models.sample import SampleSchema` broke the import of upload_run entirely wherever esse's generated models are not built, and it checked what the line beside it already checks — esse.validate against the sample schema. Gone. A missing standata entry now raises where it is looked up instead of returning None and failing three lines later as a TypeError, and the notebooks' install cell no longer hides pip's output behind -q. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I removed things I had no business removing. Restored verbatim: the OIDC block
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Authenticate/Initialize markdown, and the install_packages("api") cell.
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- the credential lines read ACCOUNT_ID and AUTH_TOKEN from the environment
instead of holding the token, because this file is committed and pushed
- `import os` moved above the os.environ lines that use it (review finding)
- pip's output is no longer hidden behind -q
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…s to Each run document now carries `library`: the physical piece as a Sample Set named by its physicalId, with the frame, the electrode layout and the synthesis record in its metadata. The uploader creates it once and nests every run's Sample Set under it (new sets with parentSetId; an existing set moved in), so one piece shows its XRF grid, its pads, and every SPM session as children of one entry. NLR's I-V run is back, built from the layout: each row becomes a pad sample taking position (and, once NLR delivers it, size and stack) from the layout entry of the same label, and a current_voltage_curve property. Until NLR delivers the electrode pattern the layout is generated at the XRF grid points and every entry says so; rows are assigned in file order and `row_index` records it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 68: Update the synthesis construction in the parse_nlr flow to flatten
records from deposition files: extend synthesis with the contents of each JSON
array and append each single-record object as one item. Preserve the existing
per-file loading behavior.
Review comments at @examples/measurement/upload_run.py:
- Around line 249-251: Update the upload flow around the `if not properties`
branch so a UTK upload with properties disabled still includes the loop arrays:
require the `loops` file group for this combination, or include those arrays
when skipping derived properties. Preserve the existing behavior for other
file-group and properties selections.
- Around line 162-163: Update the Sample Set lookup and reuse flow around
existing and parent_id so it only reuses a run belonging to the intended
physical piece; otherwise, find or create the Sample Set within the intended
Library. Ensure endpoint.move_to_set never moves a same-named run from another
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…perties UTK's uploader stored each AFM site's image metrics in the measurement's metadata under its own names. derive_topography.py reads them back from a Measurement Set and posts the ESSE properties they are - Sq and Sa as areal_surface_texture, the grain radius statistics as grain_size, grain_coverage - idempotently. Peak-to-valley, kurtosis and correlation length are left until UTK says how they were computed. Dry run on the demo account: 64 measurements, 448 properties. ensure_set also fills description and physicalId on a Library set created before the platform stored them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- a deposition file holding a list of records is flattened into the Library's synthesis, as parse_utk already did - ensure_set adopts a same-named set only when it sits under this Library or under no Library at all; a set under another physical piece is another run and is left where it is - skipping properties no longer drops what they derive from: when the run has loop arrays and `--files` left them out, they are uploaded anyway and the uploader says so Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rame The I-V file lists the probed Pt pads row by row, 11 to a row: each pad gets its row and column, no position until NLR delivers the pattern. The XRF grid stays the bare-film points. Library metadata carries dimensions (2-inch square) and the frame (wafer corner, mm); layout/dimensions/frame replace rather than merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…eir machines instrument-1 (UTK SPM), instrument-2 (NLR XRF), instrument-3 (NLR DC I-V) until the labs name them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two notebooks that put a lab's data on the platform through the API, plus the script they import.
examples/measurement/upload_spm_run.ipynb— UTK's SS-PFM run: the run folder in, then the Sample Set with its samples, the Measurement Set with one measurement per sample, the loop records as files, one hysteresis-loop property per sample. Parameters at the top:HOST(alphafilm.mat3ra.com),RUN_DIR,PHYSICAL_ID(the identifier written on the piece — typed by the human, every sample carries it),ACCOUNT_SLUG,FILES.examples/measurement/upload_nlr_data.ipynb— NLR's delivery for one piece: 44 pads with positions in mm, XRF (thickness, Al, Sc) and DC I–V (a curve per pad) as two measurement sets over the same pads. Placeholder until its property definitions land in esse; instrument names are parameters.examples/measurement/upload_run.py—parse,parse_nlr,upload; idempotent (a re-run creates nothing); onmat3ra-api-clientfrom SOF-8051: samples, measurements and files endpoints api-client#46.Both notebooks authenticate with the OIDC device flow, or
ACCOUNT_ID+AUTH_TOKENfrom the environment.Jira: https://mat3ra.atlassian.net/browse/SOF-8051 (epic SOF-8050).
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