How to Use Clustering
Learn about clustering in OMIQ with this series, including meta clustering, cluster overlays, and clustered heatmaps.
Clustering
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Categorize single-cell data into ostensible cellular populations using a clustering algorithm.
LENGTH
2 Minutes
Metaclusters Categorical
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Using the gating task, learn how to turn the clustering results into cluster filters.
LENGTH
4 Minutes
Cluster Overlays
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Overlay clusters on an embedding using a scatter plot overlay, either as a single file or by concatenating multiple files.
LENGTH
3 Minutes
Splitting and Merging Clusters
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Manually split and merge clusters while using a dimension reduction map to help.
LENGTH
7 Minutes
Clustered Heatmap
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Understand each cluster's feature characteristics or abundance patterns using a clustered heatmap.
LENGTH
9 Minutes
Exploring Your Clustering Results
INSIDE THE VIDEO
Learn how to use the Special X Axis feature in the figure task to explore and annotate your clustering results in OMIQ.
LENGTH
3 Minutes
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