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In my application, I'd like to run some more analysis on the pools aside from the pooledMetadata, but I don't use R too often. If you could add code snippets at the end of these tutorials on how to export the outputs to say CSVs (especially the pools, similar to how metacell allows) that would be really helpful.
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I agree, this would be helpful for users who make use of the supercell analysis. You can pull out the cells that go into each pull from the Pools slot in the Vision object (i.e. pools <- object@Pools would get you the pools). This should store the list of cellBCs that go into each super-cell.
Note that there's not going to be the same number of cells per super cell because we only set the maximum number of cells allowed per pool. This might making saving to a CSV a bit difficult, but once yo have the list you should be able to do some downstream analysis.
In my application, I'd like to run some more analysis on the pools aside from the pooledMetadata, but I don't use R too often. If you could add code snippets at the end of these tutorials on how to export the outputs to say CSVs (especially the pools, similar to how metacell allows) that would be really helpful.
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