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check_markers function using each cell as a different cell type #68
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Hi, sometimes the total nominated can be very high if a ubiquitously expressed gene is present in the cell type definition. Could this be the case? Please share an example of the problematic output of check_markers for further troubleshooting |
Hi,
Here are the range of values for total nominated
And here's how the marker check output looks like. I have removed the genes marked not_expressed from marker_check output:
I would really appreciate if you could help me to figure out the mistake and make it work. Please let me know if you need more information. Thanks ! |
Hi, I think the column you want to be looking at is the "nominates" column rather than "total nominated". "total_nominated" shows the total number of cells nominated by all genes in the definition - that means that if there's even one ubiquitously expressed gene in the definition, total_nominated will be very high. I recommend looking at the ambiguity scores (you can use the plot_markers function to easily identify) and start removing genes that are ubiquitously nominating. Hope this helps |
Hi,
I am trying to check markers for a list and it seems like the cell type information is not being used for some reason.
Total_nominated is close to the whole cell count in the cds instead of those for that particular cell_type.
Could someone please let me know how can I fix this ?
Here is how my cds looks like:
Part of my marker list looks like this:
Please let me know if more information is required.
Thanks !
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