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DGSIST: Clustering spatial transcriptome data based on deep graph structure Infomax

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Yu-Han Xiu
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Si-Lin Sun
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Bingwei Zhou
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Ying Wan
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Hua Tang
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Haixia Long *
DOI:10.1016/j.ymeth.2024.10.002delete
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Although spatial transcriptomics data provide valuable insights into gene expression profiles and the spatial structure of tissues, most studies rely solely on gene expression information, underutilizing the spatial data. To fully leverage the potential of spatial transcriptomics and graph neural networks, the DGSI (Deep Graph Structure Infomax) model is proposed. This innovative graph data processing model uses graph convolutional neural networks and employs an unsupervised learning approach. It maximizes the mutual information between graph-level and node-level representations, emphasizing flexible sampling and aggregation of nodes and their neighbors. This effectively captures and incorporates local information from nodes into the overall graph structure. Additionally, this paper developed the DGSIST framework, an unsupervised cell clustering method that integrates the DGSI model, SVD dimensionality reduction algorithm, and k-means++ ++ clustering algorithm. This aims to identify cell types accurately. DGSIST fully uses spatial transcriptomics data and outperforms existing methods in accuracy. Demonstrations of DGSIST's capability across various tissue types and technological platforms have shown its effectiveness in accurately identifying spatial domains in multiple tissue sections. Compared to other spatial clustering methods, DGSIST excels in cell clustering and effectively eliminates batch effects without needing batch correction. DGSIST excels in spatial clustering analysis, spatial variation identification, and differential gene expression detection and directly applies to graph analysis tasks, such as node classification, link prediction, or graph clustering. Anticipation lies in the contribution of the DGSIST framework to a deeper understanding of the spatial organizational structures of diseases such as cancer.
Keyword:
Spatial transcriptomics
Graph neural networks
Graph convolutional neural networks
DGSIST
Clustering

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