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Originally posted by ashenflower January 21, 2025
Hello everyone,
I’m new to pySCENIC and single-cell analysis, so I apologize in advance if my question seems naive. I ran pySCENIC on a matrix that comes from the integration of data from multiple datasets, with rows representing different cells, columns representing different genes, and each cell contains the raw counts . My data are grouped by cell type, and I aim to identify regulons specific to certain cell types.
To do this, I’ve been using the RSS metric and Z-scores calculated column-wise (i.e., for each regulon). However, I now have a concern: is this approach correct? Both RSS and Z-scores are based on the AUC matrix, but I’m worried that my results might not be valid because the pySCENIC paper states:
"The metric used by AUCell to quantify the activity of a predicted regulon in individual cells of an experiment is an unnormalized enrichment score. Therefore, it can only be used to compare the activity of a regulon across cells of the same experiment."
My question is: does "same experiment" refer to the same pySCENIC run, or does it mean data from the same dataset?
I know there is a similar issue, but it looks like a different case (i.e. comparing statistics made on results obtained on different data on indipendent runs of pySCENIC)
Thank you in advance for your help!
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Originally posted by ashenflower January 21, 2025
Hello everyone,
I’m new to pySCENIC and single-cell analysis, so I apologize in advance if my question seems naive. I ran pySCENIC on a matrix that comes from the integration of data from multiple datasets, with rows representing different cells, columns representing different genes, and each cell contains the raw counts . My data are grouped by cell type, and I aim to identify regulons specific to certain cell types.
To do this, I’ve been using the RSS metric and Z-scores calculated column-wise (i.e., for each regulon). However, I now have a concern: is this approach correct? Both RSS and Z-scores are based on the AUC matrix, but I’m worried that my results might not be valid because the pySCENIC paper states:
"The metric used by AUCell to quantify the activity of a predicted regulon in individual cells of an experiment is an unnormalized enrichment score. Therefore, it can only be used to compare the activity of a regulon across cells of the same experiment."
My question is: does "same experiment" refer to the same pySCENIC run, or does it mean data from the same dataset?
I know there is a similar issue, but it looks like a different case (i.e. comparing statistics made on results obtained on different data on indipendent runs of pySCENIC)
Thank you in advance for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: