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Hi Cristoph,
Really nice work and paper. I've learned a ton about scRNA-seq data pre-processing by going through your method.
I get the following warning messages after running vst : "In theta.ml(y = y, mu = fit$fitted) : iteration limit reached". In going line by line, I noticed that some of the theta estimates are really large (i.e. 1e15). Does this indicate that these genes are not over-dispersed and instead are more Poisson distributed?
Is this something to be concerned about? Any remedies?
Thanks,
ian
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Hi Ian,
Yes, a very high theta (or more accurately, a very small mu^2 / theta) indicates a poisson like model.
The warning message is discussed in #25.
Hi Cristoph,
Really nice work and paper. I've learned a ton about scRNA-seq data pre-processing by going through your method.
I get the following warning messages after running vst : "In theta.ml(y = y, mu = fit$fitted) : iteration limit reached". In going line by line, I noticed that some of the theta estimates are really large (i.e. 1e15). Does this indicate that these genes are not over-dispersed and instead are more Poisson distributed?
Is this something to be concerned about? Any remedies?
Thanks,
ian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: