Open viktorfeketa opened 11 months ago
Can you include the output of query@assays
?
sure, here it is:
> srInt@assays
$RNA
Assay data with 18474 features for 253099 cells
First 10 features:
NOSTRIN, CERS6, STK39, LYPD6, FIGN, LYPD6B, KCNH7, KIF5C, DAPL1, GCA
$SCT
SCTAssay data with 16941 features for 253099 cells, and 15 SCTModel(s)
First 10 features:
NOSTRIN, CERS6, STK39, LYPD6, FIGN, LYPD6B, KCNH7, KIF5C, DAPL1, GCA
$integrated
SCTAssay data with 3000 features for 253099 cells, and 1 SCTModel(s)
Top 10 variable features:
NPY, APOD, C1QA, PTGDS, SST, DCN, CARTPT, POMC, AGRP, PLP1
I think the topic starter should have just used the integrated
assay and it would have probably solved his issue...
When running Azimuth while specifying
assay = "SCT"
I am getting an error:
Error in GetAssay.Seurat(object = object, assay = assay) : SCT is not an assay present in the given object. Available assays are: RNA
even though the query Seurat object clearly contains the "SCT" assay
I am using a custom-made Azimuth reference produced from a public dataset using AzimuthReference() with specifying:
refAssay = "SCT"
so the reference assay should also contain the SCT assay