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Hi, did you figure that out? I also notice that there were some extreme values in my usage matrix, which made the visualization strange.
Hi, did you figure that out? I also notice that there were some extreme values in my usage matrix, which made the visualization strange.
I used the previous version that worked for me:)
Hi apologies for the confusion. In the current master branch cnmf_obj.load_results()
returns unnormalized usages. However, in the current development branch, it defaults to returning normalized usages but this can be controlled with a parameter:
cnmf_obj.load_results(self, K, density_threshold, n_top_genes=100, norm_usage = True)
I will be pushing the development branch to master and updating the pip installation as well. I hope this helps!
Thank you for creating this excellent package!
Following the provided tutorial (analyze_pbmc_example_data.ipynb), I successfully reproduced nearly all the results in my jupyter notebook, however, surprisingly, I found that the file "pbmc_cNMF.usages.k_7.dt_0_1.consensus.txt" showed extremely low usage (see below).
According to the tutorial, this matrix should be normalized to sum to 1, but I observed some values are over 1.
Is it correct?
Looking for your kind reply.
Happy Christmas Eve, btw :)