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The --sc_model option hints that it might be possible to 'recycle' an sc model that has already been fitted in a previous run. Is this the case? If so, how?
I've tried specifying an sc_model*.pt file with this option and no other --sc_* options, but stereoscope run complains about a missing --sc_cnt file.
When I add in the sc count file etc, the model loads but then soon crashes because of a shape mismatch. Note that I didn't create the model, but I suspect that the input sc data was reshaped with --sc_upper_bound and maybe --gene_list too.
Basically, I just want to apply the model -- I'm not interested in refining it with more epochs. I guess this may be difficult without knowing the full life history of the model? But what combination of options/files would I need in order to recycle one of my own models?
Thanks!
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The
--sc_model
option hints that it might be possible to 'recycle' an sc model that has already been fitted in a previousrun
. Is this the case? If so, how?I've tried specifying an
sc_model*.pt
file with this option and no other--sc_*
options, butstereoscope run
complains about a missing--sc_cnt
file.When I add in the sc count file etc, the model loads but then soon crashes because of a shape mismatch. Note that I didn't create the model, but I suspect that the input sc data was reshaped with
--sc_upper_bound
and maybe--gene_list
too.Basically, I just want to apply the model -- I'm not interested in refining it with more epochs. I guess this may be difficult without knowing the full life history of the model? But what combination of options/files would I need in order to recycle one of my own models?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: