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Hi @colganwi,
Thanks for submitting pycea - it looks super nice and integrates nicely with TreeData! Again everything looks good - nice documentation, tutorials and test coverage.
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Mikkel
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Name of the tool: pycea
Short description: Pycea is a Python toolkit for single-cell lineage tracing analysis and visualization.
How does the package use scverse data structures (please describe in a few sentences): Pycea is built to use TreeData a lightweight wrapper around AnnData that adds support for storing trees. Since the TreeData object is a drop in replacement for AnnData pycea seamlessly integrates into the scverse ecosystem. Users easily perform analyses like clustering with scanpy then immediately plot those clusters on the lineage tree.
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The package uses the scverse cookiecutter template.