Closed YiweiNiu closed 4 years ago
When multiple gene sets are provided, the estimation will be more accurate, provided those gene sets are appropriately selected. But unless you have a specific need (such as requiring precise cell specific contamination estimates) one good gene set will be plenty of information in most cases.
Hi,
Thank you for this nice package!
The tutorial gives an example using IG genes as
nonExpressedGeneList
. I wonder what SoupX would do if two or more gene sets are feed intononExpressedGeneList
?Say cell 1 is a red blood cell, and cell 2 is a B cell. If we use
nonExpressedGeneList = list(HB = c("HBB", "HBA2"), IG = c("IGKC"))
, and would SoupX use IG genes to estimate cell 1 while HB genes for cell 2? If true, could we go further and say that it would be more accurate if more (accurate) gene sets are given?I am new to single-cell RNA-seq. Sorry if my question are too naive.
Many thanks! Yiwei Niu