It is a fantastic method for analyzing spatial transcriptomics!
In paper, you say "Although the original annotation had 12 reference clusters (Fig. 3A), we set the number of clusters in our testing to 22 to acquire a higher resolution of tissue segmentation.". I wonder if there are other reasons for setting cluster number to 22 besides getting a higher resolution, or if there have been comparison experiments that set it to a value other than 22.
Hi,
It is a fantastic method for analyzing spatial transcriptomics!
In paper, you say "Although the original annotation had 12 reference clusters (Fig. 3A), we set the number of clusters in our testing to 22 to acquire a higher resolution of tissue segmentation.". I wonder if there are other reasons for setting cluster number to 22 besides getting a higher resolution, or if there have been comparison experiments that set it to a value other than 22.
Thank you very much!