@cornhundred I‘ve figured this out. It seems my dataframe is having index of dtype "Int64" and can't be rendered by Clustergrammer2 properly. I changed to normal python object dtype and it works. But I believe this should not be the expected behavior so probably there's a bug behind it that you may want to fix

ismms-himc / clustergrammer2

"Dimensionality-increasing" data visualization tool and interactive WebGL Jupyter widget built for single-cell data.

https://clustergrammer.readthedocs.io/case_studies.html

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@cornhundred I‘ve figured this out. It seems my dataframe is having index of dtype "Int64" and can't be rendered by Clustergrammer2 properly. I changed to normal python object dtype and it works. But I believe this should not be the expected behavior so probably there's a bug behind it that you may want to fix #90

Open cornhundred opened 3 years ago

cornhundred commented 3 years ago

@cornhundred I‘ve figured this out. It seems my dataframe is having index of dtype "Int64" and can't be rendered by Clustergrammer2 properly. I changed to normal python object dtype and it works. But I believe this should not be the expected behavior so probably there's a bug behind it that you may want to fix

Originally posted by @Reapor-Yurnero in https://github.com/ismms-himc/clustergrammer2/discussions/89#discussioncomment-382317