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Dimension reduction and denoising of single-cell RNA sequencing data in the presence of observed confounding variables

2020-08-04

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Confounding variation, such as batch effects, are a pervasive issue in single-cell RNA sequencing experiments. While methods exist for aligning cells across batches, it is yet unclear how to correct for other types of confounding variation which may be observed at the subject level, such as age and sex, and at the cell level, such as library size and other measures of cell quality. On the specific problem of batch...

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5627e973-0a03-51b8-afa0-83e27bc6e3d3
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10.1101/2020.08.03.234765
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