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MarcElosua avatar MarcElosua commented on August 17, 2024

Hi @NianzhenGu,

  1. I think P is the final matrix we want to calculate. Then how can we use 1-P to initialize the W? Also, will the initial entries of W be 0 or 1?

In this case P refers to the P-value, see ... weights 1 – P value. Therefore initial entries of W are 1e-12 or 1 - p-value for that gene in that cell-type associated topic.

  1. What is the meaning of "the corresponding belongance of each cell for each topic"? How do we know which cell belongs to which topic if the topic has no meaning at the beginning?

In this case we want to force NMF to ideally learn a topic that represents a cell type/state. Therefore in the H matrix all the cells that belong to the same cell type have a 1 in the topic associated to that cell type and a 0 in the others

  1. I am using the NMF and nnls package implementation in R. Find here more details for NMF and here more details for nnls.

  2. For the Jensen-Shannon Divergence (JSD) distance metric used in Performance evaluation, are the P and Q the same as the previous matrix?

In that case P and Q are the matrices with the ground truth and predicted proportions.

Hope this helps!

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NianzhenGu avatar NianzhenGu commented on August 17, 2024

Thanks for the explanation!

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