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How to import dataset from collection? #151
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have you tried the column collection_id? |
Thanks for the suggestion. However, I have tried the collection_id, and used this code: And I checked there are only 76 collections in the collection_id column. |
@myushen ? |
Hi @YXC33, it seems that dataset_id This could happen if the dataset was published recently and our API haven't incorporated it. |
We will have the updated CELLxGENE in one week or so |
May I ask what's the frequency of updating? Also, for the datasets, we only have 329 unique datasets, but in Cellxgene, there are 1486 datasets. |
Hello, we are completing the most recent update. Probably 2 weeks from publication. |
Hi! I met a problem when I tried to import a dataset from a collection.
Normally, when the dataset is not from a collection, I can get the dataset using these codes:
curated_seurat_object <- metadata |> dplyr::filter( dataset_id == '37b21763-7f0f-41ae-9001-60bad6e2841d' ) |> get_seurat()
However, if I change the dataset_id to a dataset from collections, I can't get the dataset. For example:
curated_seurat_object <- metadata |> dplyr::filter( dataset_id == '9fcb0b73-c734-40a5-be9c-ace7eea401c9' ) |> get_seurat()
And the web page of this dataset is: https://cellxgene.cziscience.com/e/9fcb0b73-c734-40a5-be9c-ace7eea401c9.cxg/
'9fcb0b73-c734-40a5-be9c-ace7eea401c9' %in% unique(dplyr::pull(metadata, "dataset_id")) [1] FALSE
Since this code returned FALSE, I know it's not because of the size.
Could you please tell me how to get the dataset from collections?
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