get_metric_clusters | R Documentation |
Cluster query cells based on which reference cells they tend to mapped to
get_metric_clusters(
vesalius_assay,
use_cost = "feature",
cluster_method = "hclust",
trial = NULL,
group_identity = NULL,
ref_cells = NULL,
query_cells = NULL,
top_nn = 30,
h = 0.75,
k = NULL,
nn = 30,
resolution = 1,
verbose = TRUE,
...
)
vesalius_assay |
vesalius_assay object after mapping a query onto a reference. |
use_cost |
character vector describing which cost matrices should be used to compare cells |
cluster_method |
character string - which method should be used for clustering (hclust, louvain, leiden) |
trial |
character string defining which trial should be used for clustering if any. If NULL, will search for "Cells". |
ref_cells |
character vector with reference cell barcodes (by default will use all barcodes) |
query_cells |
character with query cell barcodes (by default will use all barcodes) |
top_nn |
int - how many cells should be used to define clustering similarity (see details) |
h |
numeric - normalized height to use as hclust cutoff [0,1] |
k |
int - number of cluster to obtain from hclust |
nn |
int - number of nearest neighbors to use when creating graph for community clustering algorithms |
resolution |
numeric - clustering resolution to be parsed to community clustering algorithms |
verbose |
logical - print output message |
group_identitiy |
character vector - which specific substes of trial should be used for clustering By default will use all labels present. |
Once we have mapped cells between sample, we can identify which cells tend to map to the same group of cells. To achieve this, we first create a cost matrix that will serve as a basis to find similar-mapping instances. The cost matrix can be constructed from any cost matrix that was used during the mapping phase. Next, for each query cell we extract the top_nn cells in the reference with lowest cost. Using the ordered index as a character label, we compute a jaccard index between overlapping labels. Query cells with a high jaccard index tend to map to the same reference cells. We then use the reciprocal to define a distance between cells and cluster cells based on this distance. The same approach is used for every clustering method provided. This function will add a new column with the metric clustering results.
vesalius_assay with clustering results
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