Other Analysis Operations
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Box-and-whisker plot summarizes marker expression statistics (median, IQR, 5th-95th percentile range) per population.
Then you should select populations and markers for the Box plot.
Then you will see the Box plot frame in the 'Analysis' tab. Each box colored by corresponding population color (black border for population with white color). You are able to change set of populations/markers by clicking on the corresponding buttons. Also you can click on the 'Export' button to export box plot as PNG.
You can toggle markers normalization by clicking on the corresponding switch button. When normalization is enabled, all values will be normalized from 0 to 1.
If you want to perform Spatial analysis then you should click on corresponding item in the 'Analysis' menu. Clicking on it will display the following:
Specify the minimum and maximum distance in microns. Cells within this distance will be quantified as interacting. Minimum distance may not be smaller than 1 pixel (3 microns for this camera).
In the "Spatial Analysis" table for each existing population you can see number of interactions with another populations. You can recompute this table by clicking on the 'Compute' button. All table cells are colored by white-red color scheme where red means greater amount of interactions.
You can change 'Interaction count' option to 'LogsOdd ratio' option and click on the 'Compute' button. This number estimates relative likelihood of two cell types to engage in spatial interaction, relative to random chance (see this paper for detailed explanation of the Log Odds ratio). Then you will see table with blue-white-red color scheme where blue means negative log-odds ratio (interactions less frequent than expected by change), red means greater ratio (cells are interacting more frequently than expected by chance).
You can export this table by clicking on the 'Export' button. Then you will be able to choose destination of exported CSV file.
Select the region of analysis.
Specify the minimum and maximum distance in microns. Cells within this distance will be quantified as interacting. Minimum distance may not be smaller than 1 pixel (3 microns for this camera).
Within the Spatial Analysis table click Circos, shown above outlined in red.
Choose 'Yes' for the Circos plot where population arcs have a different length (scaled by interactions count). Choose 'No' for the Circos plot where populations arcs have the same length.
Export Circos plot
If you want to calculate Density heatmap for all cells then you should click on the corresponding item in the 'Analysis' menu.
The user needs to specify Gaussian blur parameters. Higher values of these parameters will give a higher blur effect on the resulting image.
Users can choose to calculate the Density heatmaps for selected populations. In the "Populations" table, select populations by right-clicking and choosing the 'Density heatmap' option.
In order to see the then you should click on the 'Box plot' item in the 'Analysis' menu.
Then Density heatmap activity will appear in the and the Density heatmap layer will appear on the region image.
