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How can I select cluster for neighborhood analysis? #120

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DrZing opened this issue Oct 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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How can I select cluster for neighborhood analysis? #120

DrZing opened this issue Oct 11, 2022 · 1 comment

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@DrZing
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DrZing commented Oct 11, 2022

Hi,

I'm trying to run the neighborhood analysis, and I'm wondering if I can only select the wanted clusters from the phenograph results.

Thank,
Zing

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Dear Zing,
Yes, this is possible. Instead of manual gating, you can just "merge" unwanted PhenoGraph clusters before the analysis. Afterwards please follow the steps in the documentation:

  1. Custom clustering
    The custom clustering enables the user to combine an unsupervised clustering method
    (PhenoGraph) with previous knowledge (manual gating) about the data. This function was added
    with version 1.73. The result of a PhenoGraph run sometimes does not separate a very specific
    cluster of cells, which is of interest to the user. To enforce the assignment of this group of cells to a
    separate cluster, you can manually gate on one or multiple cell populations, as described above.
    Select the resulting gate(s) from the samples list box and start the “Custom Clustering” from the
    “Sample Options” drop-down menu. The subgroups of cells in the selected gates will be considered
    individual clusters, while the rest of the cells, not contained in any of the selected clusters, will be
    assigned to the clusters of a previous PhenoGraph run. To distinguish the custom clusters from the
    PhenoGraph clusters, the user-defined clusters are named in steps of hundreds (first custom cluster
    = Cluster 100, second custom cluster = Cluster 200, …). Please find further details in the
    corresponding publication (Schulz et al., 2017).

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