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length of the barcode #150
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Hi @xul0621 , sorry for the delayed response. What is the file format for your dataset? CellBender can load several datatypes, and once I know which file format you used, then maybe I can look and see what happened. Off the top of my head, it doesn't seem like CellBender should be truncating the barcodes. It's supposed to leave them as they are, and not have any hard-coded requirements about length. |
Thanks for your reply.
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Hi @xul0621, thank you very much for letting me know that. That is very helpful information. I will be sure to take another look at the data loader for the folder path, and I'll modify it so that it doesn't have any hard-coded expectations about barcode length. And thanks for posting the fix about using the h5 file! |
Note to self: yes, here it is, the dtype is the problem... I may have copied this from 10x. CellBender/cellbender/remove_background/data/dataset.py Lines 891 to 892 in cb2d209
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Closed by #238 |
Hi,
I am running CellBender on my snRNA-seq data. According to the sequencing company, each droplet have a barcode with 27 letters. After running CellBender I found only the first 20 letters were stayed which leads to the uniqueness of the barcodes. I checked the parameters, there seems no parameter was used to adjusted this.
I have no idea on how to solve this problem. Could you give me any suggestions?
Thank you in advance!
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