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Identifying DEGs between two selected sets of spots after integration #187
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Hi @moutazhelal , I believe that if you change the cluster_column parameter to 'cell_ID', then it will work the way you want it to. Right now it's looking for the cell ids in the 'leiden_clus' column to make different groups, but since you have made your own groups and identified the cell ids, you want to also specify that. Let me know if it doesn't work. |
Hi @RubD , Thank you very much for your help and responsiveness. I tried what you suggested
I ended up with this error
I have also tried to add a column to the metadata to define my comparison which I added the location to the cluster to be able to compare them as follows but when I ran
I had the same error as the first time
Best, |
Hi @moutazhelal I took a look and I believe this should be fixed and doable right now. You will need to specify the Previously, the group names were automatically build from the cluster column, this isn't a big problem when you select based on leiden clusters etc, but when you have 1000s of individual cell ids, then a combined group name string becomes too long. |
Dear Giotto team,
I am trying to Identify DEGs between two selected sets of spots after integration of two Giotto objects
I selected the spots that belonged to the same leiden cluster but they are located in two different capture areas using this:
and ran this function:
and got this error
findMarkers need to compare two groups that are found in cluster_column . would it be possible to compare two groups based on spot ID ?
Best,
Moutaz
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