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## Introduction

While analyzing with SCTK, there might be excessive data that should be removed. Here we briefly talk about the way to clean up the unwanted information.  

To view detailed instructions on how to delete data, please select 'Interactive Analysis' for deletion through the shiny application or 'Console Analysis' for deletion through the R console from the tabs below: <br>

## Workflow Guide

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  <button class="tablinks" onclick="openTab(event, 'interactive')" id="ia-button">Interactive Analysis</button>
  <button class="tablinks" onclick="openTab(event, 'console')" id="console-button">Console Analysis</button>
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SCTK provides a page that allows users to delete existing data, including count matrices (assays), cell (column) annotation, feature (row) annotation, dimension reduction and subsets. To delete data, open up the "Delete Single Cell Data" tab as shown above.

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The operation here is intuitive. As shown in the screenshot above, users can easily delete any unwanted or useless information by checking the corresponding checkboxes. Users have to be careful when checking the data because this deletion operation is not reversible. Finally, click on "Delete" button to finish the operation.

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