This is the first major release of Giotto. If you still want to work with the previous version, then you can find the older releases here.
Here is an overview about what has changed in the meantime:
NEW: Addition of getSpatialDataset to directly download a spatial dataset
(expression matrix, spatial coordinates and metadata). This is now also included in the
examples that you can find under the Datasets tab on this website.
NEW: We have added tools to install, remove and check a Giotto r-miniconda environment. This miniconda environment is one way to make sure that you can run functions that require Python modules.
The other alternative is to install them in your own favorite Python environment and provide the path in the createGiottoInstructions command.
improvements for binSpect:
Spatial cell type enrichment methods have been streamlined and updated
runHyperGeometricEnrich to run enrichment using the hypergeometric test
NEW: Spatial cell type deconvolution has been added:
use runSpatialDeconv or runDWLSDeconv
NEW: Addition of addCellIntMetadata to add information about interacting cell types, which can subsequently be viewed with the spatPlot commands.
NEW: Addition of 3 small vignettes that cover different types of spatial datasets:
See data(package = 'Giotto')
Cell Proximity Genes has been changed to Interaction Changed Genes
Several function help pages have been updated with dummy example code
example to acces the seqFISH+ mini dataset:
# raw counts small_seqfish_expr_matrix = read.table(system.file("extdata", "seqfish_field_expr.txt", package = 'Giotto')) # cell locations small_seqfish_locations = read.table(system.file("extdata", "seqfish_field_locs.txt", package = 'Giotto'))
# to create the old default kNN spatial network use: createSpatialKNNnetwork(gobject) # or use this function with the following setting createSpatialNetwork(gobject, method = 'kNN')
# binGetSpatialGenes is now: binSpect(gobject) # binary Spatial extraction # spatial_genes_python is now: silhouetteRank(gobject)
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