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Why do you use L_mp in part of this function, and L in another?

Why does line 311 reference L_mp (the eigenvalues that are consistent with the fitted MP distribution) and line 312 references L (all the eigenvalues). Shouldn't these be the same?

def _tw(self):
'''Tracy-Widom critical eignevalue'''
gamma = self._mp_parameters(self.L_mp)['gamma']
p = len(self.L) / gamma
sigma = 1 / np.power(p, 2/3) * np.power(gamma, 5/6) * \
np.power((1 + np.sqrt(gamma)), 4/3)
lambda_c = np.mean(self.L_mp) * (1 + np.sqrt(gamma)) ** 2 + sigma
self.gamma = gamma
self.p = p
self.sigma = sigma
return lambda_c

Exporting corrected count matrix instead of scaled data

  • Randomly version: 0.1.0
  • Python version: 3.6.3
  • Operating System: Linux x86_64

Description

The output from Randomly has mean of ~ 0 for each gene (preprocess step centered data around zero after log2(1+TPM) transformation and filter). I am wondering if it is possible to add additional function to export a matrix that mimics a count matrix (some of the downstream packages I am using prefer to use count matrix as input.)

Thank you!

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