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import squidpy as sq sq.spatial_scatter(object, color = 'celltype')
dear beloved,
I check the coordinate and object.obs.celltype, it is the same as the seuratobject in R. But as you can see, squidpy's output has lots of gray spots, and the order of spot with other color is not in right place, too. Please tell me if you encounter such a problem, or you have the solutions.
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Hey @GODCALLMEGOD, could you provide us with a reproducible example for your issue? There are several issues which could cause this, many of which in the data conversion step when you go from R to Python.
import squidpy as sq sq.spatial_scatter(object, color = 'celltype')
dear beloved,
I check the coordinate and object.obs.celltype, it is the same as the seuratobject in R. But as you can see, squidpy's output has lots of gray spots, and the order of spot with other color is not in right place, too. Please tell me if you encounter such a problem, or you have the solutions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: