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dviraran avatar dviraran commented on September 5, 2024

The online version uses rounding. You can try it your self -

scores = round(scores*1000)/1000

P-values are an attempt to assess whether the scores are significantly different than zero. If the p-values are high (>0.2) it means that the presence of this cell type in the mixture is low. I should note that providing confidence here is tough, so I won't make much of it.

Best,
Dvir

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michela12345 avatar michela12345 commented on September 5, 2024

I round it as you say but the results are still different. My passages are:

devtools::install_github('dviraran/xCell',force = TRUE)
library(xCell)
xcell_r <- xCellAnalysis(d0)
xcell_r = round(xcell_r*1000)/1000

am i doing something wrong? do you think thant is better the version online or on R?

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michela12345 avatar michela12345 commented on September 5, 2024

I used the same matrix for both the analysis, and on the online website i condiser N=64 and I click on the RNA-seq bottom because my matrix is a bulk RNA-seq. My matrix looks like this
Screenshot 2024-01-08 163522
( the data are on excel so they have a , but when I upload the file on the website I use a txt file)

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dviraran avatar dviraran commented on September 5, 2024

Hi Michela,

I can't guess what is the issue, but you sent me the data and I can see from it that there are differences in the names of the samples and the order, so my intuition is that you are not using the same TPM matrix for both analyses. Beyond that I can't tell you what is going on. I tried myself one dataset and there where no differences.

I strongly recommend using the R version, with limited cell types which are relevant for your cell types.

https://link.springer.com/protocol/10.1007/978-1-0716-0327-7_19

Best,
Dvir

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michela12345 avatar michela12345 commented on September 5, 2024

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michela12345 avatar michela12345 commented on September 5, 2024

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