Closed andynkili closed 1 month ago
thanks for the suggestion - I agree this would be useful and I will update the issue once it's added. For the second point, it might be useful to plot the segmentations instead of points. Also, maybe you could make the cell points a bit larger and set the border.size as NULL or 0 to get the desired viz
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Dear developers,
Thank you so much for keeping this great tool up to new technology! I followed your vignette regarding the imaged-based spatial data analysis with the vizgen dataset. Sometime it can be difficult to tell apart clusters as there is no labeling (on ImageFeaturePlot or ImageDimPlot). Of course, we can still plot specific cells but it would be nice to have something the label on the spatial plots (like the 10x Visium vignette):![dim plots-1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49782275/181511364-8af1f05f-da35-40ce-917f-d0d261143f13.png)
Also:
As it can be challenging to distinguish clusters when highlighting molecules, coloring borders by clusters may help.
ImageDimPlot(vizgen.obj, fov = "test", axes = TRUE, border.color = "white",size = 2, border.size = 0.1, molecules = c("Chrm1", "Slc17a7", "Htr4"), mols.cols = c('blue','green', 'red'),mols.size = 1,cols = "polychrome", coord.fixed = FALSE, overlap = F)
Best, Andy