scSwinFormer: A Transformer-Based Cell-Type Annotation Method for scRNA-Seq Data Using Smooth Gene Embedding and Global Features
Hengyu Qin,
Xiumin Shi,
Han Zhou
Abstract:Single-cell omics techniques have made it possible to analyze individual cells in biological samples, providing us with a more detailed understanding of cellular heterogeneity and biological systems. Accurate identification of cell types is critical for singlecell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) analysis. However, scRNA-seq data are usually high dimensional and sparse, posing a great challenge to analyze scRNA-seq data. Existing cell-type annotation methods are either constrained in modeling scRNA-seq data or lack … Show more
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