if (!requireNamespace("remotes")) install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("GfellerLab/SuperCell")We show an example of how SuperCell can be used prior to velocyto.R to compute RNA velocity.
We use a built-in pancreas dataset from Bastidas-Ponce et al. (2019) For RNA velocity, we need spliced and un-spliced count matrices.
# Assign clusters to metacells based on the given single clustering
clusters <- supercell_assign(pancreas$meta$clusters, SC_pancreas$membership)# Set up the color scheme
N.clusters <- length(unique(clusters))
pal <- setNames(colorRampPalette(RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(8, name= "Set1"))(N.clusters),
as.character(unique(clusters)))
color <- setNames(pal[as.character(clusters)], names(clusters))
map_cluster_to_cluster_name <- c('Ngn3 low EP', 'Alpha', 'Delta', 'Beta', 'Pre-endocrine', 'Ngn3 high EP', 'Ductal', 'Epsilon')size <- sqrt(1+table(SC_pancreas$membership))/sqrt(2)/2
set.seed(3)
tsne10 <- tSNE.velocity.plot(Vel,
cell.colors = ac(color, alpha = 0.6),
scale = "log", do.par = T,
delta.norm = FALSE, nPcs = 15, norm.nPcs = 15 * 10, perplexity = 50,
show.grid.flow = FALSE, grid.n = 20, grid.sd = NULL, min.grid.cell.mass = 1,
pcount = 1, verbose = TRUE, min.arrow.median.ratio = 1/10,
max.arrow.quantile = 0.9, arrow.scale = 1, arrow.lwd = 1,
xlab = "tSNE-x", ylab = "tSNE-y", size.norm = FALSE, cex = size
)
legend("topleft", legend=map_cluster_to_cluster_name,
fill=pal, cex=0.8)