Releases: aertslab/pySCENIC
Releases · aertslab/pySCENIC
0.8.5
- Changed dependency: the arboretum package was renamed to arboreto. Changed the dependency requirements accordingly.
- Support for export to loom format to be able to explore cellular scatter plots and activity of regulons/gene signatures in the SCope tool.
- Support for exporting selected regulons to Cytoscape to visualise Gene Regulatory Networks.
0.8.4
0.8.3
0.8.2
BugFix: AUCell - When there is a complete mismatch between a gene signature/regulon and the genes in the expression matrix, AUCell does not abort anymore with an assertion error but warns the end-user and continues with calculations for the other supplied regulons.
0.8.1
0.8.0
- Easier and more robust Jupyter notebook API:
- Removed nomenclature attribute from all functions.
- Changed name of parameter num_cores to num_workers for aucell function to make it more consistent with pruning for cis-regulatory footprints (prune function).
- In modules_from_adjacencies: the expression matrix is always converted to floating point numbers. This requirement might be violated when dealing with raw counts as input.
- In modules_from_adjacencies: removing duplicate genes in the expression matrix to avoid errors when looking up correlations between genes.
- Better default values:
- Adjusted default setting for threshold based modules: now percentile based instead of based on an absolute threshold. 75th and 90th percentiles are the new defaults.
- Masking of dropouts for calculation of Pearson correlation between a TF and its target genes based on expression levels across cells is the new default.
- BugFixes:
- Incorrect validation of IP-address when using dask distributed scheduler.
- AUC calculation based on weighted recovery without weighted recovery being used for target gene selection.
0.7.0
- Support for Drosophila melanogaster.
- Experimental - Support for region-based databases: instead of ranking genes based on the score of a motif we rank candidate regulatory regions (i.e. enhancers) and map genes to their putative regulatory regions. Regulons hereby gain enhancer-resolution.
- Experimental - Support for loom file format export.