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CITEseq / protein applications #14

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fisherj-2212 opened this issue Jan 22, 2024 · 4 comments
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CITEseq / protein applications #14

fisherj-2212 opened this issue Jan 22, 2024 · 4 comments

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@fisherj-2212
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fisherj-2212 commented Jan 22, 2024

Hi,

I am interested in the application of BABEL to multimodal RNA / protein data. You mention you have a proof of concept for this. Would you please be able to point me to the relevant file, and give some guidance on how to apply BABEL to CITEseq ?

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Updating to add that I've noticed separate functions for protein data called 'train_protein_predictor.py' and 'predict_protein.py'. Could you provide some guidance on what format the required arguments should take? What a typical function call might look like?

@fisherj-2212 fisherj-2212 changed the title proteomics applications CITEseq / protein applications Jan 30, 2024
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I am also very interested,do you solve this problem?

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I ended up adapting the python functions provided in the scLinear repo , where the authors present a comparison of scLinear to BABEL. In particular, the method ADTPredictorBabel(), which is defined in a commented out section of prediction.py

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Thanks for your reply

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