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Saturn-Cloud, MyBinder, FASTGenomics, and Code Ocean Examples

We're working on Saturn Cloud and MyBinder examples:

We want to test whether Saturn Cloud can handle normal sized (~100-200MB) user uploaded datasets (larger than toy datasets). We would like to do the following:

MyBinder and Saturn Cloud

  • Run Jupyter Notebook from Gallery (preferably Jupyter-Lab)
  • Have user upload their data
  • Save HTML-snapshot of their results
  • Upload notebook to a new public GitHub repo and share through NBVIewer
  • Run Jupyter Notebook from Saturn Cloud Gallery (preferably Jupyter-Lab) link
  • Add links to documentation under case studies (MaayanLab/clustergrammer-docs#4)
  • Publish examples on Code Ocean

MNIST example with bqplot image

Make a MNIST (and fashion MNIST) example with a heatmap and a bqplot widget that shows selected digits or selected pixels as images. We will have the bqplot widget observe the selected rows/columns of the Clustergrammer2 widget. This will be a nice way of showing the linked views we can generate using widgets. We can also make the example in Jupyter Lab and position the two views next to each other.

CCLE additional data types, Epigenetic data

There are additional data types available for the 1,037 cancer cell lines from the CCLE. Try adding another data type to the example to show how we can work with multi-modal data. And to show the similarity between bulk and single cell workflows.

PBMC scRNA CIBERSORT gene signatures indexing error

Following error when I try to run the PBMC-scRNA notebook:

/clustergrammer_fun/categories.py in dict_cat(net, define_cat_colors)
    131             for inst_full_name in inst_dict:
    132 
--> 133                 inst_name = inst_full_name.split(': ')[1]
    134                 inst_color = inst_dict[inst_full_name]
    135 

IndexError: list index out of range

I solved this issue by changing the dict iteration in categories.py

to:

for k, v in inst_dict.items():
      inst_name = k
      inst_color = v
      global_cat_colors[inst_name] = inst_color

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