Show pct of category in meta histogram #205
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This makes a lot of sense. Is it obvious to the user what "it" means here? Maybe we could spell out the meaning? Hmmm.... |
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Change the PR to point to develop. I couldn't come up with a better phrasing, but I agree, it sounds strange right now. Do you have an idea how to spell it out? ”Of this category”? |
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Hmm, I feel like being specific here would be better. I'm not sure I
understand what "it" is, at least not without having to think about what it
might be.
For example, in the image you shared, 78% of the selected cells have the
value "Cortex", but 37.7 of "it" (where "it" is all cells) have the value
"Cortex"?
…On Mon, Jan 4, 2021 at 9:13 AM Nikolay Markov ***@***.***> wrote:
Change the PR to point to develop.
I couldn't come up with a better phrasing, but I agree, it sounds strange
right now. Do you have an idea how to spell it out? ”Of this category”?
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Yes, you're right, in the image above it says that 78% of selected cells have the value “Cortex”, and those 78% constitute 37.7% of all cells with the value “Cortex”. An example: imagine a dataset with a rare cell type that comes only from 1 sample. Selecting all cells from that sample will show you the proportion of cell types in that sample. But with this second number, you can see that this rare cell type is found only in this sample. During our exploration of datasets with cellbrowser, I found that I want to see the second value in the interface too, and |
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This change is great, I totally understand the use case and the code looks
great. I should have implemented it right away like this, no idea why I
never did.
The only problem is "of it"...
How about: "of all cells with this value" ?
…On Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 7:10 PM Nikolay Markov ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes, you're right, in the image above it says that 78% of selected cells
have the value “Cortex”, and those 78% constitute 37.7% of all cells with
the value “Cortex”.
An example: imagine a dataset with a rare cell type that comes only from 1
sample. Selecting all cells from that sample will show you the proportion
of cell types in that sample. But with this second number, you can see that
this rare cell type is found only in this sample.
During our exploration of datasets with cellbrowser, I found that I want
to see the second value in the interface too, and
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It's very clear, I like it and committed the change |
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Great! Thanks! |
When you hover on a meta field with selection, it shows percentage of a given category that is selected after each category.
For instance:
So that you know not only how the selected cells distribute over this field, but also which proportion of those categories are covered