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cellxgene-census
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Installation
Quick start
Tutorials
API
Computing on X using online (incremental) algorithms
Genes measured in each cell (dataset presence matrix)
Exploring the Census Datasets table
Querying and fetching the single-cell data and cell/gene metadata.
Exploring pre-calculated summary cell counts
Analysis
Learning about the CZ CELLxGENE Census
Integrating multi-dataset slices of data
Exploring all data from a tissue
Normalizing full-length gene sequencing data
Census data and schema
Census data releases
Python API
R API
FAQ
cellxgene-census
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Tutorials
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API
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Computing on X using online (incremental) algorithms
Incremental count and mean calculation.
Incremental variance calculation
Counting cells per gene, grouped by
dataset_id
Genes measured in each cell (dataset presence matrix)
Opening the Census
Fetching the IDs of the Census datasets
Fetching the dataset presence matrix
Identifying genes measured in a specific dataset.
Identifying datasets that measured specific genes
Identifying all genes measured in a dataset
Exploring the Census Datasets table
Fetching the datasets table
Fetching the expression data from a single dataset
Downloading the original source H5AD file of a dataset.
Querying and fetching the single-cell data and cell/gene metadata.
Opening the census
Querying cell metadata (obs)
Querying gene metadata (var)
Querying expression data
Exploring pre-calculated summary cell counts
Fetching the
census_summary_cell_counts
dataframe
Creating summary counts beyond pre-calculated values.
Analysis
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Learning about the CZ CELLxGENE Census
Opening the Census
Census organization
Cell metadata
Gene metadata
Census summary content tables
Understanding Census contents beyond the summary tables
Integrating multi-dataset slices of data
Finding and fetching data from mouse liver (10X Genomics and Smart-Seq2)
Gene-length normalization of Smart-Seq2 data.
Integration with scvi-tools
Exploring all data from a tissue
Learning about the lung data in the Census
Fetching all single-cell human lung data from the Census
Calculating QC metrics of the lung data
Creating a normalized expression layer and embeddings
Normalizing full-length gene sequencing data
Opening the census
Fetching full-length example sequencing data (Smart-Seq)
Normalizing expression to account for gene length
Validation through clustering exploration