Cleaning up cells in clusters that clearly do not group well.
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kenneditodd ▴ 50

What analysis can I run that will help remove abberant cells? or cells that deviate too far from the heart of the cluster? For example, there are 4 cells from cluster 1 that are all over the place and far from most cluster 1 cells. I want to 'clean' this up but obviously in an unbiased way to get rid of outliers. What analysis do you recommend running for removal? Two single nucleus RNAseq clustes

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Mensur Dlakic ★ 28k

If you do density-based clustering, for example using the DBSCAN algorithm, the outliers will be automatically removed from well-defined clusters. Below are links with an explanation and with two different python implementations.

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