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This is a great tool and am enjoying using it a lot. I am just wondering if there are any plans to incorporate cell-type awareness into the model, similar to SCANVI and MRVI?
Many thanks
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Incorporating supervised information, such as cell types, is indeed an interesting idea. However, DRVI is fundamentally designed for unsupervised discovery in single-cell omics. One of its key strengths is its ability to remain unbiased with respect to potentially imperfect supervised annotations, allowing DRVI to uncover patterns and insights that go beyond existing annotations.
Extending the model to incorporate supervised information is a lower priority than other directions outlined in the discussions section of the paper. Users often incorporate cell-type information to improve integration performance —when the integration performance is measured by the same annotations— introducing a circular logic that we aim to avoid. We’re always open to revisiting our priorities based on compelling use cases. Do you have a reasonable example or scenario where embedding such supervised information could significantly enhance users' analyses? We'd love to hear your perspective.
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Dear DRVI team,
This is a great tool and am enjoying using it a lot. I am just wondering if there are any plans to incorporate cell-type awareness into the model, similar to SCANVI and MRVI?
Many thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: