Closed anirudhpatir closed 6 years ago
hi I have the same problem.....so sad
Hi,
I am not the developer, but a frequent user.
I never came to such a problem, but I didn't check the output it in fact. I am curious about how some samples are not reported. If you could share your dataset or a toy example, that would be nice.
Those samples could be identified using setdiff
function I think. Try something like:
unclustered_ids = setdiff(seq(nrow(my_dataset)), as.numeric(names(membership(my_rphenograph_result[[2]]))))
Let me know.
Hi,
Have enjoyed using your package, just had an issue with cases where samples remain unclustered.
On using lower values of k, some data remains unclustered. Is it possible to add these to the output membership (unconnected components of the graph), as currently these are removed from the final output and it's difficult to retrace which samples these are.
Thank you