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I've loved using souporcell for my single nucleus RNAseq analysis. Thanks to Haynes and the team for making such a good program.
On one dataset, though, I saw a result in R* seurat analysis of clusters.tsv that did not show any doublet nuclei. There's two explanations for this: 1) that souporcell detected 0 doublets, and simply didn't print them; or 2) that souporcell was unable to calculate doublets. It did distinguish singlets from unassigned, making me think that explanation 1 above is correct. Has anyone had this issue?
Happy to provide output files if helpful.
Thanks
Code and output in R*:
clusters=read.table(paste0("clusters.tsv"),header=T)
table(clusters$status)
singlet unassigned
1695 320
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As an update, the same issue occurs for unassigned, where presumably the absence of printing of results means that unassigned nuclei=0. Here is an example:
Hi,
I've loved using souporcell for my single nucleus RNAseq analysis. Thanks to Haynes and the team for making such a good program.
On one dataset, though, I saw a result in R* seurat analysis of clusters.tsv that did not show any doublet nuclei. There's two explanations for this: 1) that souporcell detected 0 doublets, and simply didn't print them; or 2) that souporcell was unable to calculate doublets. It did distinguish singlets from unassigned, making me think that explanation 1 above is correct. Has anyone had this issue?
Happy to provide output files if helpful.
Thanks
Code and output in R*:
clusters=read.table(paste0("clusters.tsv"),header=T)
table(clusters$status)
singlet unassigned
1695 320
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: