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Name of the tool: ggml-ot
Short description: ggml-ot enables supervised optimal transport for classification, clustering and embedding of patient-level single-cell data across conditions, disease states and treatments.
How does the package use scverse data structures: ggml-ot works directly on AnnData via
ggml_ot.from_anndata. Samples and labels are taken from.obscolumns, and either.Xor any.obsmrepresentation can be used as the cell input, which can be optionally aggregated according to an.obscolumn (e.g "cell_type" or "leiden"). Learned results are written back in-place following scverse conventions: the learned map to a latent space in.uns, the corresponding gene-space loadings in.varm, and the projected cell embedding in.obsm. It is interoperable with Scanpy which we demonstrate in the tutorials using processing (sc.pp.*), clustering/embedding (sc.tl.*) and plotting (sc.pl.*) functions.Mandatory
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