Distribution-preserved compression of single-cell atlases for privacy-protected data dissemination and novel cell type discovery
Cai, Z.; Hu, Z.; Sun, S.-R.; Wang, Z.; Yang, F.; Han, J.; Zeng, F.
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We introduce SUREv2, a tool for constructing lightweight, transmittable, and privacy-preserving references from single cell atlases. SUREv2 introduces a compressed data structure that maintain the distribution of cells within these atlases and develops an out-of-reference scoring method for identifying novel cell populations. This user-friendly tool shall enhance the analysis of single cell datasets by providing a consistent, privacy-focused reference framework.
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