docs: expand the custom segmentation function guide - #34
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Spell out the per-tile contract (halo-included spatial tile in, same-shape int label image out, tile-local labels, no res/crop), add a model-caching StarDist 3-D example, a standalone "test on one tile" snippet, GPU note, and a fuller cluster checklist (deps, offline prefetch, mem/walltime). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the Custom segmentation function section actually actionable:
(z,y,x)/(y,x), image dtype); return an integer label image of the same shape; labels only need to be tile-local (merge globalises them); never crop/resize._MODEL/lru_cacheso heavy models load once per worker, with a runnable StarDist 3-D example.load_ome_zarr, call the function, assert shape/dtype.mem_mb/runtime).Docs only.
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