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gCAnno: a graph-based single cell type annotation method

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杨晓飞 (Xiaofei Yang)
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Shenghan Gao
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Tingjie Wang
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Boyu Yang
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Ningxin Dang
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Kai Ye *
DOI:10.1186/s12864-020-07223-4delete
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BackgroundCurrent single cell analysis methods annotate cell types at cluster-level rather than ideally at single cell level. Multiple exchangeable clustering methods and many tunable parameters have a substantial impact on the clustering outcome, often leading to incorrect cluster-level annotation or multiple runs of subsequent clustering steps. To address these limitations, methods based on well-annotated reference atlas has been proposed. However, these methods are currently not robust enough to handle datasets with different noise levels or from different platforms.ResultsHere, we present gCAnno, a graph-based Cell type Annotation method. First, gCAnno constructs cell type-gene bipartite graph and adopts graph embedding to obtain cell type specific genes. Then, naive Bayes (gCAnno-Bayes) and SVM (gCAnno-SVM) classifiers are built for annotation. We compared the performance of gCAnno to other state-of-art methods on multiple single cell datasets, either with various noise levels or from different platforms. The results showed that gCAnno outperforms other state-of-art methods with higher accuracy and robustness.ConclusionsgCAnno is a robust and accurate cell type annotation tool for single cell RNA analysis. The source code of gCAnno is publicly available at https://github.com/xjtu-omics/gCAnno.
Keywords:
Graph embedding
Cell type annotation
Single cell RNA analysis
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BMC Genomics
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xi'an jiaotong university
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