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Love this package for nice single-cell visualizations!
I have a bit of a problem. I am working with a large anndata object that I am unable to convert to a Seurat object. I would like to export the UMAP embeddings and be able to create the same visualizations from SCpubr. Would you be willing to outline for me what steps I need to take to accomplish this? If you could point out the bits of source code that I need to repurpose to accomplish this, that would also be a big help.
Appreciate any advice you may have, thanks!
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Thanks for using my package and apologies for the late reply! I am currently writing my PhD thesis and this is taking all my time!
If the object is that big, I think it is then becoming a problem of the Seurat data structure instead. I know that in v5 they transitioned to an approach in which they generate a representative subset of the data for interactive visualization.
If your aim is the same, I would suggest you generate a representative subset of your data and that you turn it into a Seurat object. Otherwise, maybe trying with Seurat v5 and in a cluster and saving the plots to disk for inspection might do the trick!
Hello,
Love this package for nice single-cell visualizations!
I have a bit of a problem. I am working with a large
anndata
object that I am unable to convert to aSeurat
object. I would like to export the UMAP embeddings and be able to create the same visualizations fromSCpubr
. Would you be willing to outline for me what steps I need to take to accomplish this? If you could point out the bits of source code that I need to repurpose to accomplish this, that would also be a big help.Appreciate any advice you may have, thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: