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Prophet is not initially thought to be applied to Perturb-seq experiments to predict transcriptome gene expression, which is what you want to do if I understand correctly. This is fully intentional. We are currently debating whether extending it in the future to do so. Also, if you check the datasets we use, there is no much single-cell and we don't even try to predict RNA-seq expression, we don't use the famous Replogle, Norman, etc.
If we decide to extend it to full transcriptomics we will let you know.
This is not actually an issue but rather a request for help :)
I would like to include Prophet in my benchmark of foundation models for predicting the effect of genetic perturbation on gene expression in cell lines. (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.09.16.613342).
Based on the preprint, I understand this is something Prophet can do; however, I don't understand which arguments to use when calling
prophet.Prophet
:cl_emb_path
, I would use the provided cell_line_embedding and setph_list = ["K562"]
.ph_emb_path
andtarget_phs
should be for RNA-seq log-transformed counts.iv_emb_path
andtarget_ivs
I am not sure how I can encode the genetic perturbations.Any hints are appreciated. Alternatively, if you say that the software is in too early of a stage, that's also okay :)
Best,
Constantin
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