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... I have never used that function, so I could be completely off, but have a look at `FindMultiModalNeighbors`. It could be similar to `AddModuleScore`, which computes the score and add a column (score name) to your metadata. ...
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... Why do you think it is not recommended?
The sctransform_vignette clearly states that "we can also remove confounding sources of variation" .
I wouldn't worry too much and I would run `SCTransform(myObject, vars.to.regress = "SampleID", verbose = TRUE)` (assuming SampleID is where your sample name ...
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... Probably inefficient, but the quickest way I can think of would be to subset the 700 gene table so that it has the same genes as the 500 genes one, and merge the two together.
Then rbind the merged table to the genes you discarded (200) .
Wrap everything in a loop (or function) and you can merge al ...
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... BiocManager allows you to install "local" packages.
You could download all the different version from bioconuctor and install them using different location (e.g setting different Rlibs)
A quite convoluted way, but possible....I think. ...
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... The best way would be to install different versions of the same package in different libraries and switch between them as you need them
> # read packages from library 1
> library(myPackage, lib.loc="~/Rlib/v1/myPackage")
> # read packages from library 1
> library(myPackage, lib. ...
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C: Set.seed in Seurat
... you could `set.seed(42)` before running the commands, or you could put it at the beginning of the script. ...
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A: Set.seed in Seurat
... From the python implementation documentation:
UMAP is a stochastic algorithm –
it makes use of randomness both to speed up approximation steps, and to aid in solving hard optimization problems.
This means that different runs of UMAP can produce different results.
By setting the seed ...
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... check which assay you are using for the integration. I had a similar error once, when I was integrating "integrated" objects without setting the assay to "SCT" ( `DefaultAssay(object) <- "SCT"`). ...
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... Check the edited answer ...
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... In Seurat 3, you can export the coordinates to a dataframe using `Embeddings()`.
`umapCoord <- as.data.frame(Embeddings(object = AD007[["umap"]]))`
You can then add the PC columns to the `meta.data` as you please (`cbind`, `sapply`, `paste(..,collapse=)`,...)
For example, if you only need to ...
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