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I saw PR #111 which seems interesting. I saw that you are changing some names, like row to array_row and stuff like that. I think that will be important to announce, as we'll have to update some of our code as users to match these changes.
Hi
BayesSpace
authors,I saw PR #111 which seems interesting. I saw that you are changing some names, like
row
toarray_row
and stuff like that. I think that will be important to announce, as we'll have to update some of our code as users to match these changes.Also, does the sanity check code at 86de359#diff-2de0a6ab966efd85915ee3fa43a1f14c41edbde37cb62d758f551b8296b5febcR248-R260 affect the current joint clustering strategy listed at https://www.ezstatconsulting.com/BayesSpace/articles/joint_clustering.html#clustering-1? The one where you make an artificial array/row grid. It also doesn't seem to be the best practice (and if you ran
BiocCheck
you'd see this) to have amessage()
call with the wordwarning
. If you consider this an actual warning, then I'd recommend usingwarning("some message", call. = FALSE)
.Finally, I'd like to share with you a trick that @Nick-Eagles and I documented at https://research.libd.org/visiumStitched/articles/visiumStitched.html#defining-array-coordinates. Basically, we have cases where we can have overlapping data and assign 2 or more spots to the same array row/col hex grid locations, which then allows
BayesSpace
(and other tools using this hex grid info) to run spatial clustering using data from neighbors (and their overlapping spots). For more details, check also https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.08.08.607222.Best,
Leo
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