Open hkir-dev opened 6 months ago
I realize I forgot to include a column for neurotransmitters! How do I add it?
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Our recommendation for neurotransmitters is to record them as a labelset not a column. This is how ABC does it and how we agreed to represent previously We have ontology terms for neuron type by NT that can be associated with each. If we will change this, we need to discuss further.
A while later I’m realizing that my “neurotransmitter” column has “GABA”, “GABAergic”, and “GABA-ergic” all meaning the same thing. How do I ensure that this field has a controlled vocabulary?
After reviewing the UMAPs more carefully, it turns out cl_1234 is an outlier. How do I remove this cluster?
@jeremymiller - does this refer to deleting a cluster from the taxonomy or to removing it from under a parent cell set?
How do I add this information and indicate that I’m the person making these changes?
New feature under discussion. Some work needed on schema first. See #110
After reviewing the UMAPs more carefully, it turns out cl_1234 is an outlier. How do I remove this cluster?
Does this refer to deleting a cluster from the taxonomy or to removing it from under a parent cell set?
I had originally meant it as deleting a row from the table, but after some more thinking and discussions, it probably makes sense to keep the row itself but to remove it from the tree (e.g., delete parent cell set and add a comment that it should be removed as an outlier in a future taxonomy version). If we remove it from the table it may cause an disconnect with the h5ad file with the data until we delete those cells from that data file.
After reviewing the UMAPs more carefully, it turns out cl_1234 is an outlier. How do I remove this cluster?
Does this refer to deleting a cluster from the taxonomy or to removing it from under a parent cell set?
I had originally meant it as deleting a row from the table, but after some more thinking and discussions, it probably makes sense to keep the row itself but to remove it from the tree (e.g., delete parent cell set and add a comment that it should be removed as an outlier in a future taxonomy version). If we remove it from the table it may cause an disconnect with the h5ad file with the data until we delete those cells from that data file.
Thanks - that makes more sense to me. We should probably have a standard way to track these in CAS. We can make a ticket to support.
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User: The same scientists from Use Case 2 #99 . Use Case: We have confirmed that AIT99 is set up properly on our computers, and now we want to start annotating the cell sets. What we have:
What we need to know:
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