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I have just been using sctcrpy with Sandro to analyse some TCR data.
He could use the library on his own without a lot of help from my side, except for plotting different subsets of adata (all plots looked the same because it re-used the precomputed values). And it is indeed a bit unintutitive...
Maybe we should reconsider the need of a tool for each plotting function, at least for the cases where it can be computed inexpensively.
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In GitLab by @grst on Feb 13, 2020, 16:03
I have just been using
sctcrpy
with Sandro to analyse some TCR data.He could use the library on his own without a lot of help from my side, except for plotting different subsets of
adata
(all plots looked the same because it re-used the precomputed values). And it is indeed a bit unintutitive...Maybe we should reconsider the need of a
tool
for each plotting function, at least for the cases where it can be computed inexpensively.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: