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It looks like there's three data formats commonly used out there:
.mtx
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I'm currently implementing the import for AnnData HDF5. It will be built on top of HDF5 JNI API and reusable for Seurat.
MTX is relatively easy to do since it's just a tabular format that we can parse with Apache Commons CSV.
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Another format to consider are aggregated MEX which are basically multiple samples combined in a single matrix.
https://www.10xgenomics.com/support/software/cell-ranger/latest/analysis/running-pipelines/cr-3p-aggr
Sample associations for MEX formats can generally be determined by the naming scheme of the submitted files which get prefixed by GSM IDs.
I haven't looked yet at aggregated ones, but I suspect we might not have that benefit.
Those nitty gritty details should be dealt with on the GEO loader.
This is done. We'll support MEX, AnnData and Seurat Disk.
sanjarogic
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It looks like there's three data formats commonly used out there:
.mtx
extension, does not include samples/factors, so an additional user-supplied mapping would be necessaryThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: