scDHA {scDHA} | R Documentation |
scDHA
Description
The main function to perform dimension deduction and clustering.
Usage
scDHA(
data = data,
k = NULL,
method = "scDHA",
sparse = FALSE,
n = 5000,
ncores = 10L,
gen_fil = TRUE,
do.clus = TRUE,
sample.prob = NULL,
seed = NULL
)
Arguments
data |
Gene expression matrix, with rows represent samples and columns represent genes. |
k |
Number of clusters, leave as default for auto detection. Has no effect when |
method |
Method used for clustering. It can be "scDHA" or "louvain". The default setting is "scDHA". |
sparse |
Boolen variable indicating whether data is a sparse matrix. The input must be a non negative sparse matrix. |
n |
Number of genes to keep after feature selection step. |
ncores |
Number of processor cores to use. |
gen_fil |
Boolean variable indicating whether to perform scDHA gene filtering before performing dimension deduction and clustering. |
do.clus |
Boolean variable indicating whether to perform scDHA clustering. If |
sample.prob |
Probability used for classification application only. Leave this parameter as default, no user input is required. |
seed |
Seed for reproducibility. |
Value
List with the following keys:
cluster - A numeric vector containing cluster assignment for each sample. If
do.clus = False
, this values is alwaysNULL
.latent - A matrix representing compressed data from the input data, with rows represent samples and columns represent latent variables.
Examples
library(scDHA)
#Load example data (Goolam dataset)
data('Goolam'); data <- t(Goolam$data); label <- as.character(Goolam$label)
#Log transform the data
data <- log2(data + 1)
if(torch::torch_is_installed()) #scDHA need libtorch installed
{
#Generate clustering result, the input matrix has rows as samples and columns as genes
result <- scDHA(data, ncores = 2, seed = 1)
#The clustering result can be found here
cluster <- result$cluster
}