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Catch-all: XYZ doesn't work with SpatialData #875

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timtreis opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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Catch-all: XYZ doesn't work with SpatialData #875

timtreis opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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enhancement ✨ New feature or request sdata compat 🌌 squidpy2.0 Everything releated to a Squidpy 2.0 release

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Please just post/link functions here that do not work with SpatialData - we will then gradually port those over.

@timtreis timtreis added enhancement ✨ New feature or request squidpy2.0 Everything releated to a Squidpy 2.0 release sdata compat 🌌 labels Aug 20, 2024
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Essentially tried following the Squidpy Xenium tutorial but using a spatialdata object. Failed when I tried to color my plot by Leiden colors.

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giovp commented Aug 30, 2024

Essentially tried following the Squidpy Xenium tutorial but using a spatialdata object. Failed when I tried to color my plot by Leiden colors.

with this?

scverse/squidpy_notebooks#125

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timtreis commented Aug 30, 2024

No, this one seems to basically just extract the adata and then does normal things that were possible before. I think the goal should be to directly pass either the sdata.tables[...] or sdata and table_name (if the latter cannot be inferred), wdyt? 🤔

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LLehner commented Aug 31, 2024

No, this one seems to basically just extract the adata and then does normal things that were possible before. I think the goal should be to directly pass either the sdata.tables[...] or sdata and table_name (if the latter cannot be inferred), wdyt? 🤔

We did that initially, but to keep verbosity low, chose the adata approach.

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