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Thanks for developing very useful tool for scATAC analysis.
In the vignette of "Human PBMCs" and "Adult mouse brain", latent vars = 'peak_region_fragments' was used in finding the differential peaks with FindMarkers function.
Hi Yoshi, these are essentially the same thing and I will probably change the PBMC vignette in the future to avoid confusion.
The peak_region_fragments comes from the 10x Genomics cell metadata produced by running CellRanger, and nCount_peaks is computed by Seurat (the total number of fragment counts for the cell).
Dear Tim,
Thanks for developing very useful tool for scATAC analysis.
In the vignette of "Human PBMCs" and "Adult mouse brain", latent vars = 'peak_region_fragments' was used in finding the differential peaks with FindMarkers function.
da_peaks <- FindMarkers( .......
test.use = 'LR',
latent.vars = 'peak_region_fragments' )
"Motif analysis with Signac" vignette, latent vars = 'nCount_peaks' was adopted in da_peaks selections.
da_peaks <- FindMarkers(.......
test.use = 'LR',
latent.vars = 'nCount_peaks')
I am wondering there are some reasons to select "nCount_peaks" in this situation?
Best,
Yoshi
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