Single-Cell Transcriptome Data Clustering via Multinomial Modeling and Adaptive Fuzzy K-Means Algorithm.
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ABSTRACT: Single-cell RNA sequencing technologies have enabled us to study tissue heterogeneity at cellular resolution. Fast-developing sequencing platforms like droplet-based sequencing make it feasible to parallel process thousands of single cells effectively. Although a unique molecular identifier (UMI) can remove bias from amplification noise to a certain extent, clustering for such sparse and high-dimensional large-scale discrete data remains intractable and challenging. Most existing deep learning-based clustering methods utilize the mean square error or negative binomial distribution with or without zero inflation to denoise single-cell UMI count data, which may underfit or overfit the gene expression profiles. In addition, neglecting the molecule sampling mechanism and extracting representat
SUBMITTER: Chen L
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7180207 | biostudies-literature | 2020
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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