Closed algebio closed 3 years ago
Thanks for your interest in Azimuth! I am not familiar with SeqGeq, but you'll need a counts matrix. This is what Azimuth starts from. Read the CSV file into R. You can use a matrix or a data.frame. Ensure that the row names are genes and the column names are cell names - the first row and/or first column should NOT be the names. Save this object as an RDS and upload.
Thank you cdarby 👍
Hi
I can export csv files from SeqGeq and I would like to use them with Azimuth but I have to transform them. Azimuth only accepts the following formats:
Seurat objects as RDS 10x Genomics H5 H5AD H5Seurat Matrix/matrix/data.frame as RDS
So I have two questions: Which is the best csv option to export from SeqGeq? How can I transform the csv file so I can use it in https://satijalab.org/azimuth/?
Regards Juan