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    • ReadPISA
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    ReadPISA

    Source code

    Description

    Read feature count matrix generated by ‘PISA count’.

    Usage

    ReadPISA(
      mex_dir = NULL,
      prefix = NULL,
      suffix = NULL,
      cells = NULL,
      barcode.path = NULL,
      feature.path = NULL,
      matrix.path = NULL,
      peak.path = NULL,
      spliced.path = NULL,
      unspliced.path = NULL,
      spanning.path = NULL,
      use_10X = FALSE,
      spatial = FALSE
    )
    

    Arguments

    mex_dir Feature count outdir generated by ‘PISA count’.
    prefix Prefix to cell names.
    suffix Suffixed to cell names.
    cells Vector for candidate cells. If not set, will read all cells.
    barcode.path Manually specify barcode path in MEX directory.
    feature.path Manually specify feature path in MEX directory.
    matrix.path Manually specify matrix path in MEX directory.
    peak.path Manually specific peak path (if feature is a region) in MEX directory.
    spliced.path Manually specific spliced matrix path in MEX directory. The spliced, unspliced and spanning read count matrix generated by ‘PISA count -velo’.
    unspliced.path Manually specific unspliced matrix path.
    spanning.path Manually specific spanning matrix path.
    use_10X Set TRUE if feature name in the second column of feature file.
    spatial Set TRUE if barcode is coordinate of bin. Will combine x and y coordinate into bin name “x_y”.

    Value

    Returns a sparse matrix of feature counts or a list of spliced, unspliced, and spanning reads sparse matrix.

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