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Framework for integrating heterogeneous modalities of data
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Framework for integrating heterogeneous modalities of data
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Schema - Analyze and Visualize Multimodal Single-Cell Data
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Schema is a Python library for the synthesis and integration of heterogeneous single-cell modalities.
**It is designed for the case where the modalities have all been assayed for the same cells simultaneously.**
Here are some of the analyses that you can do with Schema:
- infer cell types jointly across modalities.
- perform spatial transcriptomic analyses to identify differntially-expressed genes in cells that display a specific spatial characteristic.
- create informative t-SNE & UMAP visualizations of multimodal data by infusing information from other modalities into scRNA-seq data.
Schema offers support for the incorporation of more than two modalities and can also simultaneously handle batch effects and metadata (e.g., cell age).
Schema is based on a metric learning approach and formulates the modality-synthesis problem as a quadratic programming problem. Its Python-based implementation can efficiently process large datasets without the need of a GPU.
Read the documentation_.
We encourage you to report issues at our `Github page`_ ; you can also create pull reports there to contribute your enhancements.
If Schema is useful for your research, please consider citing `bioRxiv (2019)`_.
.. _documentation: https://schema-multimodal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/overview.html
.. _bioRxiv (2019): http://doi.org/10.1101/834549
.. _Github page: https://github.com/rs239/schema
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- Name: Brian Hie
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