Open fransilvion opened 5 years ago
Hi,
The R version does indeed have more plotting functionality. If you're familiar with the plotTsne_AUCellApp
function in R, then you can import the pySCENIC output into R. The easiest way to do this would be to use the loom format produced by pySCENIC, then import this into R by using SCopeLoomR, which can read the regulons and the AUC matrix from the loom file.
Hi,
Does PySCENIC have anything similar to plotTsne_AUCellApp function in R version?
if not, is there any option to transfer PySCENIC results (say, auc matrix and regulons) to R SCENIC object? So I can visualize tSNE-plots with AUC thresholds and so on?
Thanks!