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Hi.
I have a count dataframe to which I added the cluster information to the cell_type column.
However the DEG function ecaluates length(unique(data$cell_type)) and stops if different than 1. does this mean that I can only have one cell type per data object?
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what information should be in the cell_type
what information should be in the cell_type column?
Feb 27, 2020
DEG function is designed to find differential expressed genes in one cell type between two time points. You can do a filtering for you data object before running this function.
The documentation is a bit confusing then.
It says "Differential expressed genes will becalled within each cell type". But actually it should be only one cell type.
Woule it ne possible to provide example data for the main functions to illustrate the documentation?
Thank you
Hi.
I have a count dataframe to which I added the cluster information to the cell_type column.
However the DEG function ecaluates
length(unique(data$cell_type))
and stops if different than 1. does this mean that I can only have one cell type per data object?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: