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Hi! I'm a causal inference and transcriptional data enthusiast, and I'm excited to try out scKINETICS because I think the backronym is really cool and it has a really neat way of getting around the steady state assumption that Dictys and CellOracle make. I ran into an error on this line.
prior_genes[celltype] = np.array([columns.index(gene) for gene in list(celltype_priors[celltype])])
It seems to:
make a list containing a single covariance matrix, or a chunk of one.
iterate over that list, storing the matrix in a variable gene.
index into columns.index looking for the integer position of gene.
Should gene not be a string containing a gene name, or an int? Why is it not the following?
prior_genes[celltype] = np.array([adata.var_names.index(gene) for gene in adata.var_names])
Thank you!
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Hi! I'm a causal inference and transcriptional data enthusiast, and I'm excited to try out scKINETICS because I think the backronym is really cool and it has a really neat way of getting around the steady state assumption that Dictys and CellOracle make. I ran into an error on this line.
It seems to:
gene
.columns.index
looking for the integer position ofgene
.Should
gene
not be a string containing a gene name, or an int? Why is it not the following?Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: