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It's often difficult to tell the scale type of data, especially single-cell data. In my case, I have to load the MEX files that Gemma generated back to disk and inspect them manually.
Gemma could include a data histogram plot in its QC plots. It should be available when editing QTs.
generate histogram per sample and for all samples combined
recommend a QT type as per our detection framework
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It's often difficult to tell the scale type of data, especially single-cell data. In my case, I have to load the MEX files that Gemma generated back to disk and inspect them manually.
Gemma could include a data histogram plot in its QC plots. It should be available when editing QTs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: