Supervised capacity preserving mapping: a clustering guided visualization method for scRNA-seq data.
Supervised capacity preserving mapping: a clustering guided visualization method for scRNA-seq data.
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保存映射的监督能力:用于SCRNA-SEQ数据的聚类指导性可视化方法。
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10.1093/bioinformatics/btac131
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2022-04-28
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The rapid development of scRNA-seq technologies enables us to explore the transcriptome at the cell level on a large scale. Recently, various computational methods have been developed to analyze the scRNAseq data, such as clustering and visualization. However, current visualization methods, including t-SNE and UMAP, are challenged by the limited accuracy of rendering the geometric relationship of populations with distinct functional states. Most visualization methods are unsupervised, leaving out information from the clustering results or given labels. This leads to the inaccurate depiction of the distances between the bona fide functional states. In particular, UMAP and t-SNE are not optimal to preserve the global geometric structure. They may result in a contradiction that clusters with near distance in the embedded dimensions are in fact further away in the original dimensions. Besides, UMAP and t-SNE cannot track the variance of clusters. Through the embedding of t-SNE and UMAP, the variance of a cluster is not only associated with the true variance but also is proportional to the sample size. We present supCPM, a robust supervised visualization method, which separates different clusters, preserves the global structure and tracks the cluster variance. Compared with six visualization methods using synthetic and real datasets, supCPM shows improved performance than other methods in preserving the global geometric structure and data variance. Overall, supCPM provides an enhanced visualization pipeline to assist the interpretation of functional transition and accurately depict population segregation. The R package and source code are available at https://zenodo.org/record/5975977#.YgqR1PXMJjM. Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.
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