filter_scd | R Documentation |
This function should perform a series of relatively consistent filters on a single-cell dataset, with options to play with the various filters and their parameters.
filter_scd(
scd,
min_num_rna = 200,
max_num_rna = NULL,
min_pct_ribo = 5,
max_pct_ribo = NULL,
remerge = NULL,
max_pct_mito = 15,
min_pct_mito = NULL,
mito_pattern = "^mt-",
ribo_pattern = "^Rp[sl]",
min_gene_counts = 3,
verbose = FALSE
)
scd |
Single Cell Dataset to filter. |
min_num_rna |
Drop cells with fewer than this number of observed RNA species. |
max_num_rna |
An unlikely filter for maximum number of RNAs. |
min_pct_ribo |
Drop cells with less than this percentage of ribosomal protein RNAs observed. |
max_pct_ribo |
Drop cells with more than this percentage of ribosomal protein RNAs observed. |
remerge |
Merge the data back if there are multiple assays. |
max_pct_mito |
Drop cells with more than this percentage of mitochondrial RNA observed. |
min_pct_mito |
Drop cells with less than this percentage of mitochondrial RNA observed. |
mito_pattern |
Regex pattern to search RNA symbols for mitochondrial species. |
ribo_pattern |
Regex pattern to search RNA symbols for ribosomal protein species. |
min_gene_counts |
Drop genes across cells which are observed less than this number of times, I don't expect many of these. |
verbose |
Be chatty about what you are doing? |
Filtered scd
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