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I'm using scANVI-scArches to integrate data from several studies. Each study has several samples. So I set up the model with categorical_covariate_keys=["sample", "study"]. This worked when integrating the data. However, when I was trying to project new data to the reference data. I got an error saying scArches currently does not support multiple categorical_covariate_keys. Given this situation, is it reasonable only including batch_key="sample", ignoring the differences between studies? I also noticed that HLCA atlas was also built from several studies with multiple samples. How did you deal with this situation?
Thanks,
Yuqi
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Hi,
I'm using scANVI-scArches to integrate data from several studies. Each study has several samples. So I set up the model with
categorical_covariate_keys=["sample", "study"]
. This worked when integrating the data. However, when I was trying to project new data to the reference data. I got an error saying scArches currently does not support multiple categorical_covariate_keys. Given this situation, is it reasonable only includingbatch_key="sample"
, ignoring the differences between studies? I also noticed that HLCA atlas was also built from several studies with multiple samples. How did you deal with this situation?Thanks,
Yuqi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: