Open iichelhadi opened 7 months ago
Batch effect correction method is highly recommended before you input the data to scGNN.
Batch effect correction method is highly recommended before you input the data to scGNN.
Thanks but this doesn't really answer my question. Should I used normalized and scaled counts that are batch corrected or dim reduction cell.embeddings which are also batch corrected?
Regards
Not exactly, batch effect is annoying and needs extra effort with other methods. See this paper: https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13059-019-1850-9
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Batch effect correction method is highly recommended before you input the data to scGNN.
Thanks but this doesn't really answer my question. Should I used normalized and scaled counts that are batch corrected or dim reduction cell.embeddings which are also batch corrected?
Regards
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Hello,
I am very interested in using your tool for my analyses but I was wondering if it can be used on integrated data. I am performing analyses on scRNA from different studies and sequencing techniques which have different sequencing depths, unfortunately. If not on the gene expression matrix could I do it on the batch-corrected latent representation?
Regards