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Thanks for the nice work! we find this interesting. But when trying to follow the models, we find that:
There is one file loaded as data_gi_onehot_all. The dimension of it is cell x genes. I am not sure how is this matrix generated? Does the 1 means that specific gene is perturbed in a cell?
For the other file loaded as data_gi_onehot. The dimension of it is number of perturbed genes x number of all genes. Same, I find that when there are only 2 genes perturbed, there could be more than two 1 in that row, which indicates that this is not a matrix that tells the relationship between perturbed genes and all the genes used. So, how should I generate this matrix?
Cheers,
Yue
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Hi Yue, the new version of PerturbNet has been published on PyPI. You can check the tutorial notebooks to help solve your problems. The necessary data has been uploaded to Hugging Face.
Thanks for the nice work! we find this interesting. But when trying to follow the models, we find that:
There is one file loaded as data_gi_onehot_all. The dimension of it is cell x genes. I am not sure how is this matrix generated? Does the 1 means that specific gene is perturbed in a cell?
For the other file loaded as data_gi_onehot. The dimension of it is number of perturbed genes x number of all genes. Same, I find that when there are only 2 genes perturbed, there could be more than two 1 in that row, which indicates that this is not a matrix that tells the relationship between perturbed genes and all the genes used. So, how should I generate this matrix?
Cheers,
Yue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: