Closed martina-morchio closed 2 years ago
Hi @martina-boop, thanks for your message.
Are you totally sure about the folder structure? what's inside the f
?
Maybe it would be more helpful to have a more reproducible example of your situation.
Could you please provide the value of f
and the folder tree?
Thanks, Dario
Hi @drighelli, thanks for your reply!
f is the folder path to the directory
f <- "./visiumTutorial/"
This is the folder tree C:. | V1_Adult_Mouse_Brain_filtered_feature_bc_matrix.tar.gz | V1_Adult_Mouse_Brain_spatial.tar.gz |
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+---filtered_feature_bc_matrix | barcodes.tsv.gz | features.tsv.gz | matrix.mtx.gz |
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---spatial aligned_fiducials.jpg detected_tissue_image.jpg scalefactors_json.json tissue_hires_image.png tissue_lowres_image.png tissue_positions_list.csv
I'm not sure if it's a requirement, but have you tried to put an outs
folder inside your visiumTutorial
folder?
something like:
visiumTutorial/outs/
and then all the rest that you have already
we also added this to our test data because it's the standard output of spaceranger
This worked! Thank you so much!!
good, you're welcome!
When I try to upload 10X visium data with the following code:
se <- SpatialExperiment::read10xVisium(samples = f, type = "sparse", data = "filtered")
I get the following output
Error in names(xyz) <- names(sfs) <- sids : 'names' attribute [1] must be the same length as the vector [0]
I'm sure the folder structure is correct, do you know what the issue might be?
Thank you!