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"cellular_prevalence_std" of some "cluster_id" are missing. #3

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b-niu opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 3 comments
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"cellular_prevalence_std" of some "cluster_id" are missing. #3

b-niu opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 3 comments

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@b-niu
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b-niu commented Sep 10, 2020

Dear Professor Roth,

I have noticed a fact that, in some cases, the output of write-results-file will make clusters with no cellular_prevalence_std.

Is this expected?

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b-niu commented Sep 10, 2020

Another example:
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aroth85 commented Sep 10, 2020

It is not expected. It is likely a numerical issue, when the posterior mass is all allocated to one point i.e. std=0. If you have an example input you could post that would help.

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b-niu commented Sep 11, 2020

Thank you professor. Here is the input and output of sample "R025".
pyclone_vi.zip

Wish this will help.

The command used was:

pyclone-vi fit -i R025.pyclone.clean.tsv -o R025.h5 -c 20 -g 100 -r 25 -d binomial

pyclone-vi write-results-file -i R025.h5 -o R025.CCF.tsv

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